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Click on any image to see a more detailed view, download a data sheet, order a 4″ x 2 ½” sample or access our 3D Visualizer to see the paver displayed in a typical outdoor environment under variable lighting conditions.
The default view displays colors progressing from light greys to dark greys, taupe, browns and beige. You can also sort by Style, Color and Size. ‘Closeout’ signifies currently discounted pavers with limited stock.
All pavers shown on this page are regular stock items and normally available for prompt shipment (if not currently in stock or in insufficient quantity, lead times are typically 5-8 weeks). We can also supply more than 200 additional colors on request from our suppliers in Italy including matching interior porcelain tiles. Call us for any specific color or style not displayed in our stocked range.
To download the 2020 Colors Catalog, click here.
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You can request up to 4 free samples from our complete paver range by hovering over the color swatches below and clicking GET SAMPLES.
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