Classification and characteristics of stone pavement

According to the place and purpose of use, it is mainly divided into square stones, road stones, garden stones, ditch stones and blind road stones. This paper will deeply discuss the characteristics and application scenarios of various stone pavements to help readers better understand the classification of stone pavements.

Plaza stone

Square stone is a stone product specially used for laying outdoor flat land such as squares, courtyards and parks. Its material, variety, color, origin and stone engineering plate are basically the same, mainly granite, but also many limestone, slate or sandstone. In the stone square brick industry, light-colored products are mostly (called main color products), and black and red are rarely (called color matching products). The commonly used color matching products mostly adopt high-grade and luxurious varieties.

Paving stone

Roadstones are mainly used for laying corridors and road traffic passages. Among them, there are driveway stones and pavement stones, which are relatively thick, generally 800- 120mm thick. The mainstream granite floor is monotonous in color, mainly gray, grayish black or black, while the paving stone is generally 30-50mm thick, so the selection of stone materials is wider, including granite, slate, sandstone and limestone, and the color selection is better.

Huayuanshi

Garden stones are used to lay some non-square paving stones in parks, courtyards and other garden places. Most of them are stone with unique processing surface, and the materials used are also the most. Granite, slate, sandstone and limestone are all common. Design, color, overall style and so on are natural, casual, bold and novel at the same time, not as formal as the stone.

Gougoushi

Gully stones are paving stones specially used to cover sewers, drains and other ditches. Most of them are made of granite, and some paving stones have special designs, such as sewer holes or drains.

Blind stone

Blind stones are used to pave the way for the blind, mostly granite, but also some limestone and sandstone are rare.