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Light Traffic
Rugged
Speckled with small indentations, the Rugged concrete flag resembles dressed stone and works well in nature-inspired spaces.
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Design
Speckled with small indentations, the Rugged concrete flag resembles dressed stone and works well in nature-inspired spaces.
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Light Traffic
Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.
Specifications
Popular colours
The Rugged flagstone in black and grey bears the strongest resemblance to natural stone.
Brown
Chocolate
Black
Grey
Yellow
Standard Texture
A shot-blasted finish enhances the Rugged flagstone’s pitted surface texture and grip.
Shot-blasted
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Highlights
Choose the Rugged flagstone for design that blends raw, unpolished texture with sharp contours and precise dimensions.
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Natural stone appearance
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Enhanced surface grip
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Large-format design
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High density and strength
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Natural stone appearance
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Natural stone appearance
The Rugged flag’s pitted surface matches that of hammered stone, making it an excellent alternative in designs with organic themes.
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Enhanced surface grip
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Enhanced surface grip
The irregular indentations on the Rugged flagstone’s surface improves grip, which is why it is ideal for light-traffic driveways and walkways.
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Large-format design
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Large-format design
Measuring between 600 and 900 mm in width, the flagstone’s large surface adds expansiveness to spaces and minimises visible joints.
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High density and strength
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High density and strength
Our flagstones are vacuum dewatered to enhance their compressive strength, durability and load-bearing capacity.
FAQs
When should I choose a flagstone?
Wide formats and reduced joint visibility lend flagstones a spacious, premium visual appeal. They work best for low-traffic areas and marquee spaces.
Why is this flagstone called ‘rugged’?
This flagstone’s surface is pitted with small, uneven craters to create the texture of hammered natural stone. Its name is derived from the roughened look and texture of the surface.
What is meant by 'rugged' in this flagstone?
The surface has a texture that mimics hammered natural stone - think small, uneven craters distributed randomly across the top of the flag, giving it a raw, worked quality.
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