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Interlocking Pavers

Interlocking pavers are the backbone of driveways and high-traffic areas, engineered to handle vehicles and Canadian freeze-thaw cycles by distributing weight through their interlocking design.

What to consider when selecting pavers?

  • Surface Texture: Smooth finishes for modern aesthetics; tumbled/weathered edges for timeless European looks.

  • Joint Width: Tight joints (2-3mm) create a monolithic appearance; wider joints (5-8mm) accommodate traditional patterns.

  • Permeable vs. Standard: Permeable pavers meet municipal stormwater bylaws and allow you to increase driveway size legally.

  • Color Blending: Multi-color blends hide tire marks and add visual depth; solid colors require more maintenance to look pristine.

  • Thickness: 60mm for patios and walkways; 80mm minimum for driveways to withstand vehicle torque.

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Aquastorm Pavers

Residential driveway with herringbone brick pavers in the foreground, leading to a concrete driveway and modern house with black roofs and white walls, surrounded by green grass and trees, during dusk.

Mika Pavers

A modern house with a driveway featuring a patterned design of curved dark and light tiles, leading to two garage doors. The house has white siding, stone accents, and black window awnings. Trees and greenery are visible in the background.

Sleek Pavers

Modern house exterior with a large paved patio, trees in the background, and a view of a body of water.

Blu 80 Smooth Pavers

Exterior view of a modern two-story house with outdoor seating area, stone patio, and a pergola at dusk.

Mista Pavers

Covered outdoor walkway with cobblestone pavement, black square columns, and green plants in wooden planters along the wall.

Villagio Pavers

Modern outdoor patio with a fire pit and built-in bench seating, surrounded by decorative pavers and lush greenery.

Diamond Smooth Pavers

A large, elegant stone house with a brick driveway leading to the front entrance, surrounded by green landscaping and tall trees.

Oxford Pavers

A covered outdoor patio attached to a house with stone and blue siding. The patio features a dining table with benches, a built-in bench with cushions, and a grill. The area is paved with large stone bricks.

Eva Slate Pavers

A large house with a stone and wood exterior, a paved driveway, and a colorful landscaped garden with pink, purple, and yellow flowers.

Pure Pavers

Many additional options available including various colors, sizes, shapes, and finishes. Contact us to explore our full selection.

Patio Slabs & Large-Format Tiles

Patio slabs create the modern, expansive aesthetic of natural stone with the consistency and durability of engineered materials. Available in large formats (up to 36"x36"), these products minimize joint lines for a seamless, contemporary look.

What to consider when selecting Slabs:

  • Slab Size vs. Base Precision: Large slabs require perfectly level bases. Even 1-2mm variance creates "lippage" (trip hazards).

  • Material Type: Porcelain/Sintered stone is non-porous and stain-proof; concrete slabs are more affordable but require sealing.

  • Surface Finish: Textured finishes provide slip resistance for pool decks; smooth finishes suit covered patios.

  • Thermal Properties: Light colors reflect heat (cooler underfoot); dark colors absorb heat (uncomfortable in summer sun).

  • Edge Profile: Rectified edges (machine-cut straight) allow 3mm tight joints; natural edges require wider spacing.

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Aberdeen Slabs

A backyard with a swimming pool, poolside lounge chairs, and a house in the background with a hillside and trees.

Everest Slabs

Modern house with large glass windows, outdoor patio with seating area, fire pit, potted plants, and trees in the background.

Sandstone Slabs

Outdoor patio with a stone fireplace, surrounded by outdoor furniture including cushioned sofas and chairs, and potted plants, on a paved stone surface.

Blu 60 Slates Slabs

A swimming pool with steps and a metal handrail, surrounded by light brown stone tiles.

Inca Slabs

Modern backyard with a swimming pool, outdoor seating area, fireplace, and patio with light-colored tiles.

Terrazzo Slabs

Top view of a swimming pool with four white lounge chairs and two closed white umbrellas on a tiled pool deck.

Blu 60 Smooth Slabs

A stone pathway winding through a lush green garden with trees and tall grasses

Maya Slabs

A backyard pool area at sunset with lounge chairs, trees, and a fence in the background.

Travertina Raw Slabs

Backyard patio with a fire feature, black chairs, and modern patio furniture, surrounded by landscaped greenery and trees.

Borealis Slabs

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Para Slabs

Many additional options available including various colors, sizes, shapes, and finishes. Contact us to explore our full selection.

Gardening & Retaining Walls

Retaining walls serve dual purposes: structural earth retention and visual definition. These engineered masonry systems resist lateral soil pressure through mass, friction, and (for walls over 24") geogrid reinforcement. They transform unusable slopes into functional terraced landscapes.

What to consider when selecting Wall Systems:

  • Wall Height: Under 4 feet: gravity-based; over 4 feet: requires geogrid reinforcement and may need engineering approval.

  • Block Style: Architectural blocks (straight faces) suit modern designs; natural-split faces blend with traditional landscapes.

  • Drainage: All retaining walls require drainage stone backfill and weeping tiles to prevent hydrostatic pressure buildup.

  • Setback Angle: Most systems have a built-in 6-8° setback (batter) for stability—critical for walls over 3 feet.

  • Cap Options: Flat caps create clean horizontal lines; rounded caps soften the profile and provide comfortable seating.

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Brandon Walls

A brick planter box containing green ornamental grasses and yellow flowering bushes, next to a staircase with light-colored concrete steps, adjacent to a brick wall.

Travertina Raw Walls

Close-up view of a decorative stone wall with a white top border, set on a gravel ground, with tall green grass behind it.

Mini-Creta Walls

A backyard with a stone brick wall, green grass, purple and green plants, and two lounge chairs with a small table and a basket nearby.

Raffinato Smooth Walls

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Semma Walls

Many additional options available including various colors, sizes, shapes, and finishes. Contact us to explore our full selection.

Mansory Stones & Building Blocks

Masonry stones are the foundation of outdoor living structures—fire pit surrounds, outdoor kitchen islands, pillar accents, and seat walls. Unlike pavers (which are laid dry), masonry units are installed with mortar for permanent, monolithic construction.

What to consider when selecting Mansory Stones:

  • Application Type: Veneer stones (thin-cut) for facing; full-depth blocks for structural cores.

  • Mortar Compatibility: Smooth stones require stronger bond mortars; textured stones hide joint imperfections.

  • Thermal Expansion: For fire pits, use stones rated for refractory applications or install a fire-brick liner to protect the masonry.

  • Color Consistency: Natural stone varies by quarry batch; manufactured stone offers predictable color matching for repairs.

  • Joint Style: Flush joints suit modern designs; recessed or weathered joints create shadow lines for traditional aesthetics.

Modern two-story house with stone and wood exterior, front porch with stairs, black railings, and a garage on the right, surrounded by a green lawn under a clear sky.

Alur Mansory Stones

Large, multi-story house with stone exterior and wooden accents, surrounded by lush greenery and mature trees, featuring multiple balconies with glass railings.

Chantilly Mansory Stones

Modern house with large glass windows and patio furniture outside during sunset.

Madison Mansory Stones

Modern two-story house with grey brick exterior, black door, large windows with blinds, a garage, and a small front lawn.

Visconti Mansory Stones

Many additional options available including various colors, sizes, shapes, and finishes. Contact us to explore our full selection.

Gardening Edging & Border Stones

Edging stones define the boundary between hardscape and softscape (lawns, gardens, mulch beds). Beyond aesthetics, they serve a critical function: preventing grass encroachment into paver joints and creating a mowing strip that eliminates the need for string trimming.

What to consider when selecting Edging:

  • Height Differential: Edging should sit 1-2 inches above lawn grade to act as a physical barrier against spreading grass roots.

  • Curved vs. Straight: Modular curved edging accommodates radius gardens; straight units require cutting for curves.

  • Installation Method: Can be set on concrete for rigidity or on compacted stone dust for flexibility in frost-heave zones.

  • Matching vs. Contrasting: Match edging to paver color for seamless transitions; contrast edging creates defined borders.

  • Top Profile: Rounded tops prevent trip hazards and lawn mower damage; flat tops can double as a garden bed cap.

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Avignon Edging Stones

A stone brick planter filled with tall green grass, sitting on gravel ground.

Rocka Edging Stones

A sidewalk with a row of concrete bricks and a garden bed with green plants.

Brandon Edging Stones

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Pietra Edging Stones

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Raffinato Polished

Many additional options available including various colors, sizes, shapes, and finishes. Contact us to explore our full selection.

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