Bar Faced | Flagstone with staggered linear pattern

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Bar Faced

Bar Faced flagstone features multiple rows of single staggered lines across its surface — a light, ordered pattern that introduces texture and visual rhythm to large-format outdoor paving.

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Multiple Sizes Available

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Flagstones

Bar Faced

Design

Bar Faced flagstone features multiple rows of single staggered lines across its surface — a light, ordered pattern that introduces texture and visual rhythm to large-format outdoor paving.

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Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.

Specifications

Shape	Length	Width	Thickness variants
Square	600 mm	600 mm	65 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm, 150 mm
Rectangle	600 mm	750 mm	65 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm, 150 mm
Rectangle XL	600 mm	900 mm	65 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm, 150 mm

Popular colours

Available in grey and black.

Black

Grey

Standard Texture

Fine finish as standard, which preserves the clarity of the staggered line pattern.

Fine

EXPLORE CUSTOMISATIONS

Highlights

Flagstones are the large-format counterpart to paving tiles — and like all our flagstones, Bar Faced is vacuum dewatered for superior density and durability. The larger surface area means fewer joints and a more seamless, premium-looking finish across any outdoor space.

Staggered linear surface pattern

Each row of lines is offset from the one above, creating a layered, brick-bond-like quality across the face of the flagstone — ordered without being rigid, textured without being loud.

Mildly tactile surface

The raised lines introduce a degree of surface texture that is noticeable underfoot but not intrusive — adding a subtle grip quality alongside the visual pattern.

Pairs with other flagstone designs

Bar Faced can be combined with other flagstone textures within a single layout — useful for defining zones or introducing variety across a larger paved area.

Flexible format

Available in any thickness, Bar Faced can be specified to suit the requirements of the installation — from slim-profile courtyard surfaces to more substantial outdoor slabs.

FAQs

When should I choose a flagstone over a paving tile?

Choose a flagstone when you want fewer visible joints across your surface. The large format creates an open, seamless look that smaller tiles cannot replicate.

Is there a recommended laying design?

You can lay flagstones flush together in sequence for a seamless surface, or introduce deliberate spacing and fill the gaps with pebble chips, jelly stones, or grass for a more composed, garden-led look.