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Crazy Pattern
The Crazy Pattern concrete tile recreates the broken stone appearance and rustic beauty of the crazy paving style.
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Design
The Crazy Pattern concrete tile recreates the broken stone appearance and rustic beauty of the crazy paving style.
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Light Traffic
Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.
Product Details
DIMENSIONS:
400x400x38mm
Popular colours
Dark solid shades emphasise the paving tile’s irregular patterns.
Chocolate
Black
Grey
Recommended finishes
A shot-blasted finish adds a grainy surface texture and more grip to the paving tile.
Shot-blasted
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Highlights
The Crazy Pattern concrete paving tile adds visual variation and drama to surfaces.
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Broken stone appearance
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Easy installation
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Old-world aesthetic
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Superior surface grip
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Broken stone appearance
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Broken stone appearance
The irregular lines and sharp edges of the shapes within the paving tile are inspired by broken stone mosaics, typically called the ‘crazy pattern’.
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Easy installation
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Easy installation
Traditional crazy paving is a time-intensive process. With this concrete paving tile, designers can achieve the look quickly yet perfectly.
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Old-world aesthetic
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Old-world aesthetic
Crazy paving is a classic laying technique, and the free-form design suits heritage architecture and organic landscaping well.
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Superior surface grip
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Superior surface grip
The uneven shapes create irregular surface grooves; this improves traction on the paving tile, making it ideal for driveways and garden paths.
FAQs
What is the difference between a paver and a paving tile?
Pavers tend to be thicker, while paving tiles are thinner. Additionally, pavers are set in a sand bed while paving tiles are set in concrete. Due to their slender profile, paving tiles are recommended for light-traffic zones and areas with a height restriction, such as multi-level parking bays and basements.
What is the inspiration behind the Crazy Pattern paving tile’s design?
The traditional technique of broken stone laying is typically referred to as 'crazy paving'. It’s a time-consuming process, but the Crazy Pattern concrete paving tile helps achieve this design easily.
