Cobbles, or cobblestones, are small, naturally rounded stones traditionally used for paving roads, pathways, and other surfaces. They have been used for centuries and are known for their durability, aesthetic appeal, and historical significance
Cobbles are commonly associated with traditional paving materials used in streets, driveways, gardens, and landscaping.
Why choose limestone cobblestone
Limestone cobbles are a popular choice for various construction, landscaping, and decorative projects due to their unique properties and aesthetic appeal.
Considerations When Using Limestone Cobbles
Porosity: Limestone is porous and can absorb liquids, so sealing is recommended to prevent staining.
Softness: Limestone is softer than granite or basalt, so it may be more prone to scratching or wear in high-traffic areas.
Color Variation: Natural limestone can vary in color and texture, which adds to its charm but may require careful selection for a uniform look.
Here are some reasons why you might choose limestone cobbles:
Natural Beauty and Aesthetic Appeal
Durability and Strength
Versatility
Slip Resistance
Eco-Friendly
Ease of Maintenance
Cost-Effectiveness
Historical and Cultural Significance
Light Reflectivity
The word cobble stone is often used to describe such treatment. Setts were relatively even and roughly rectangular stones that were laid in regular patterns. They gave a smoother ride for carts than cobbles, although in heavily used sections, such as in yards and the like, the usual practice was to replace the setts by parallel limestone slabs set apart by the standard axle length of the time.
Its Depending on Color, Thickness, Sizes available.
Black Cobbles- 20mm-30mm, 30-40mm, 40-50mm, 50mm +, 60-70mm, 80-100mm
Kurnool Grey Cobbles – 20-30mm, 30mm+- 38mm
Yellow Cobbles – 30-40mm, 40-50mm, 50mm +
Grey Cobbles – 30-40mm, 40-50mm, 50mm+
Its Depending on thickness each size and thickness have number of PCS/ SQF / SQM / MTS.
USES OF COBBLESTONE
some specific uses and contexts for Cobblestone used in the UK, USA, AUSTRALIA and EU.
Cobbles are commonly associated with traditional paving materials used in streets, driveways, gardens, and landscaping
1. Historic Streets and Pathways
Cobbles are often used in the countries to maintain the historic character of streets, particularly in older towns and cities.
Some areas, like Covent Garden or parts of Greenwich, retain cobbled streets for aesthetic and historical preservation.
2. Driveways and Private Properties
Cobbles are a popular choice for driveways. Due to their durability and classic appearance. They are often laid in patterns or combined with other materials like gravel or brick for a stylish finish.
3. Landscaping and Gardens
In gardens, cobbles are used for:
Creating pathways or stepping stones.
Decorative borders around flower beds or water features.
Adding texture and contrast to modern or traditional garden designs.
4. Public Spaces and Urban Design
Cobbles are used in public squares, plazas, and pedestrian areas to create a rustic or historic look. They are often chosen for their ability to blend with traditional architecture.
5. Erosion Control and Drainage
In some cases, cobbles are used in drainage systems or along riverbanks to prevent erosion while maintaining a natural appearance.
6. Cultural and Aesthetic Appeal
Cobbles are valued in the countries for their timeless aesthetic, often associated with the country’s rich history and heritage. They are frequently used in restoration projects to preserve the character of historic sites.
We offered cobbles in both machine cut and hand cut.