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Hardscaping
Materials
Hardscaping is a great way to make your landscape stand
out. Materials such as brick, stone, tile and wood are used
in a hardscaping project to accommodate with your landscape
design. Deciding on the type you want to use for your
landscape will depend on the style you choose for your
outdoor living space. The following is a list of materials
you can use for your hardscaping project:
Brick
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Stone
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Cobblestone –
is generally round and flat. It is commonly used to
provide textural contrast.
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Fieldstone – a
naturally non-toxic material that is good for a
naturalistic look. They are generally not renewable and
are extremely expensive to replace. They are available
in many shapes, sizes, and earth tone colors.
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Flagstone –
layered stone that can be split into thin slabs. This
type of stone can be cut into many different shapes and
used to make many different patterns. Due to its
relatively smooth surface, it can be used in many formal
and naturalized settings.
Pavers
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Concrete pavers
– come in many shapes, patterns and colors that allow
for creative usage. The beauty of pavers can add value
and visual appeal to property. It can also be purchased
at a low cost and requires little to no maintenance.
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Interlocking pavers
– are good for adding color, style, and patterns to your
hardscape. They provide a durable and long lasting
surface. Interlocking pavers are easy to repair and
replace, have long life designs, and have slip resistant
surfaces.
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Tile
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Ceramic – are
generally inexpensive but are not strong.
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Porcelain – are
safe from saltwater and chlorine and resistant from
losing color over a period of time. This material must
be installed on a hard, smooth base and can be very
slippery when wet.
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