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Transform Your Space With Genuine, Durable Stone Paving Natural Stone Pavers Offer Striking Surface Textures, Colors, And Composition To Help You Achieve Your Design Vision No project is too large or small to benefit from Polycor natural stone paving. Pavers offer tremendous versatility when it comes to outdoor spaces. Natural stone pavers are the ultimate choice due to their combination of durability, aesthetics and multiple color options ranging from black and grey to white, buff and beyond. All natural with no chemicals or dyes added, genuine stone pavers will preserve their color indefinitely. Boasting incredible density and psi strength, these paving stones outperform precast concrete and other engineered stone products and can withstand even the most demanding, high-traffic areas. Choose from a wide range of standard size pavers to fit into an existing design or new construction project. Polycor’s quarrying and manufacturing capabilities allow for endless possibilities that will best complement a project’s design intent.
Greater psi strength than concrete. No exposed aggregate over time : Surfaces remain homogeneous and structurally stable for the long term. No added dyes, colorants or chemicals : Stones are inherently colored thanks to their naturalmineral structures and will preserve their color indefinitely with UV exposure & all weather conditions. Superior slip resistance thanks to the wide variety of abrasive surface textures that can be achieved with each stone. Centuries-long performance testing…from antiquity to the modern era, natural stone paving has a proven performance record as seen in ancient structures still standing today. Infinitely recyclable – paving stones can be repurposed, cut down to new sizes, and adapted to other applications indefinitely thanks to their structural integrity, durability and natural composition. Naturally Sustainable : Polycor stones help your project comply with LEED and Living Building Challenge criteria and is one of the lowest embodied carbon building materials on the market, with the longest life-cycle.