#flagstone paving ideas

[homespuntheatre]

Retaining Walls Landscape Chicago This is an illustration of a small, eclectic front yard landscape with stone retaining walls.

#flagstone paving ideas #front stoop #planter walls #stone wall #stone coping #planting terrace

[servasco]

Eclectic Landscape - Landscape This is an illustration of a small, eclectic front yard landscape with stone retaining walls.

#stone veneer #entry stoop and steps #irregular walkway #stone wall #flagstone paving ideas #chicago suburban home

[kikcorgi]

Pergola in Los Angeles This is an illustration of a sizable, traditional, full-sun backyard landscape with a stone water fountain and a pergola.

#tiered fountain #paved garden path #backyard water feature ideas #flagstone hardscaping #white pergola ideas #flagstone path

[zwijgverbod]

Pathway - Midcentury Landscape

#Design ideas for a mid-sized mid-century modern drought-tolerant and full sun front yard stone garden path. gravel paving #eve werner landscape architect #california native plants #pollinator garden #flagstone paving #landscape boulders

[sarpedom]

Concrete Pavers in Toronto

#Ideas for summer landscaping in a medium-sized #transitional front yard with a metal fence and concrete paving stones. hot tub #hydrangea #seating #flagstone #traditional #detached garage #cedar

[conductivemithril]

Fire Pit - Traditional Landscape

#Ideas for a sizable #traditional #stone-paved #fire-pit-equipped backyard. outdoor lighting #flagstone patio #landscape #firepit #indoor-outdoor living #dog in garden

[pisanefasade]

Natural Stone Pavers - Front Yard

#Ideas for a medium-sized #drought-tolerant #full-sun front yard stone garden path in the mid-century modern style. flagstone paving #basalt fountain #low maintenance garden #naturalistic garden #drought tolerant garden #native california plants

[zenderela]

Contemporary Landscape

#Springtime inspiration for a medium-sized #stone-paved front yard path. landscape ideas #front yard #front entrance ideas #flagstone #natural stone pillars

[zuley7]

Patio - Fire Pit

#Ideas for a mid-sized #stone-paved #fire-pit-equipped Mediterranean backyard patio flagstone stepping stones #arizona flagstone #chaise lounge chairs #spa #tumbled lava rock

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Okay, let's get a little spooky with the early 18th century Wingfield House, Wingfield, Wiltshire, UK. The 4bd, 3ba home underwent significant expansion in the late 19th century when there was a demand for additional entertaining rooms and separate wings for bachelors and children. During WWI, the manor was used as a military hospital. In the 1940s, the property was divided into four separate dwellings. £1.250M / $1.530M

The newer portion of the house was done in Gothic Revival style, while the original is Georgian.

The home is accessed via an enclosed communal courtyard and a Gothic revival doorway. This opens to a double-height entrance hall paved with York flagstones.

The impressive ballroom off the main hall features a timber barrel-vaulted ceiling.

Tudor-arched fireplace has the Caillard family arms (owners that renovated the home after WWI) above the arch, along with a French motto on top of the fireplace. Note the large Inglenook and window openings in the fireplace itself.

39 ft library hall, (and the oldest part of the house), with six floor-to-ceiling oak bookshelves, giving both open and closed storage options.

 

Drawing room with early Georgian plaster is finished in a vibrant shade of turquoise and has a white marble fireplace dating back to 1760 that came from the Circus building in Bath.

Large kitchen and dining area with cream-painted cabinetry. Wide, stripped timber flooring and an original limestone fireplace create focal points in the room.

Ascending to the first floor via a fine early Georgian staircase with waist-high paneling and a delicate domed skylight above is the remarkable primary bedroom suite set in the corner.

This space was meticulously crafted by the current owners including Gothic-inspired doors and built-in seating in a contemporary oriel window inspired by the Pre-Raphaelite movement. 

A modern marble shower room cleverly concealed behind double wardrobe doors. That's how ya do it- this is a great idea.

Secondary bedroom adjacent to the primary has a beautiful built-in closet and window seats.

On the floor above is a bedroom under the eaves with thick original beams.

What a magnificent home- look at the architecture. Lovely pond on the property, too.

Horticulturist's delight is a modern greenhouse on the property.

There's a plethora of different plant and tree species on the property, all meticulously maintained.

#historic home UK #georgian architecture #greek revival architecture #old house dreams #houses #house tours #home tour

[frodo-with-glasses]

Discord Highlights: Elevators in Minas Tirith

Writing Valkyrie (in response to the idea of Theodoc with wooden feet):

I've kinda been working on a (semi) SI fic about the wheelchair accessability of Middle Earth... ...I have the first chapter posted, but I need to plan it out more...

Me:

WHERE

Writing Valkyrie:

Me:

oh my word you got isekai’d into Middle Earth

InvisibleWashboard:

"Throw Me Into Middle Earth and Call me a Potato" 😂

Me:

Obviously Mordor is a no-go, but I think Rohan would be a pain too. Tall grass around your wheel axels. D-X

Writing Valkyrie:

Also, bumpy. I can feel every micro-bump under my behind. A little dip is a hill, and so on and so forth. If I have to go down a slope, I hate it.

Me:

Which would be worse: Hobbiton, with its dirt paths over hills, or Minas Tirith, paved but with multiple levels??

Writing Valkyrie:

Dirt roads are awful due to the bumpiness in general, I'd get a booty massage the whole trip. Minas Tirith roads, while paved, would most likely have steeper inclines, and so that would be an ordeal. Depending on how well the road is paved, it could still be quite bumpy.

Me:

Yeah I imagined both would have their pros and cons. I imagine the gaps between the flagstones would be a pain. 😬

meg is me:

Minas Tirith with elevators Get some

Writing Valkyrie:

Excuse me, I need to write a letter to the High King.

Me:

I mean by the end of the book the city has a gate made of mithril and steel so why the heck NOT elevators??

Windmill to the Stars:

Gimli and Legolas were totally planning to help Aragorn improve Minas Tirith!!

InvisibleWashboard:

Gimli could help make that happen, I think.

Kasey Gondor:

gimli invents elevators

meg is me:

One thing in rings of power khazad-dum that was neat was that they did have an elevator

Windmill to the Stars:

At least like pulley lifts

Me:

An elevator is one of the simplest machines there is!! A pulley with a large box on it! They could TOTALLY figure that out!

meg is me:

slams fist on table CANON

Windmill to the Stars:

I've done a lot of imagining Frodo wandering around Minas Tirith still getting his strength back after Mordor

Kasey Gondor:

this is only vaguely related to the subject at hand but did you know that the word "escalate" is a back-formation from "escalator"

Me:

I love that we mention elevators in Middle Earth and we get “several people are typing” 🤣🤣

meg is me:

Accommodation is NECESSARY

Writing Valkyrie:

I'd hope that they'd also have better regulations than the regulations we have here. Don't get me started on how they need improvement..

meg is me:

They do because we are making this up and we say so

Windmill to the Stars:

Aragorn will pay attention to his people's needs

Me:

Good King Elessar would have some proper legislation for mobility

InvisibleWashboard:

I mean, that for sure falls under "he ruled wisely and well," doesn't it?

meg is me:

lady glasses another headcanon compilation post might be in order 😂 We've had some QUALITY stuff tonight

Me:

I was already gonna post the “Gamgee homeschool van” stuff but now I’m gonna have to do “elevators in Middle Earth” too 🤣

Writing Valkyrie:

What about second post?

Writing Valkyrie is @writingvalkyrie, InvisibleWashboard is @invisiblewashboard, Kasey Gondor is @captaingondor, Windmill to the Stars is @windmilltothestars, and meg is me does not have tumblr :-3

#fig tree discord server #elevators #aragorn #gimli #legolas #frodo baggins #my writing #other people's writing #lord of the rings #lotr

[pavingshopper2]

Transform Your Front Walkway: Paver Design Ideas

Are you tired of your dull and uninspiring front walkway? Do you long for a welcoming path that impresses your guests and boosts your home's curb appeal? It's time to revamp your front walkway with some stunning paver designs! Whether you're aiming for a rustic charm or a modern flair, there's a plethora of options to choose from that will elevate the entrance to your home. Join us as we explore some exciting paver design ideas that will transform your front walkway into a masterpiece.

Classic Elegance with Brick Pavers Brick pavers exude timeless elegance and charm, making them a popular choice for many homeowners. Their warm hues and rustic appeal can instantly elevate the look of your front walkway. Arrange them in a traditional herringbone pattern for a classic touch, or opt for a sleeker basket weave design for a more modern feel. Whatever style you choose, brick pavers are sure to add character and sophistication to your home's entrance.

Contemporary Chic with Concrete Pavers For a more contemporary look, consider using concrete pavers for your front walkway. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, concrete pavers offer endless design possibilities. Create a sleek and minimalist path with large-format concrete pavers, or add visual interest with a mix of different-sized pavers in contrasting colors. Concrete pavers are not only stylish but also durable and low-maintenance, making them a practical choice for busy homeowners.

Natural Beauty with Stone Pavers Bring the beauty of nature to your front walkway with stone pavers. Whether you prefer the rugged texture of flagstone or the smooth finish of limestone, there's a stone paver to suit every taste. Opt for irregularly shaped pavers for a rustic look, or choose precision-cut pavers for a more refined aesthetic. Enhance the natural appeal of stone pavers with lush landscaping and soft outdoor lighting for a truly enchanting entrance to your home.

Versatility with Interlocking Pavers Interlocking pavers offer both versatility and durability, making them an ideal choice for front walkways. These pavers are designed to fit together seamlessly, creating a cohesive and visually appealing surface. Choose from a wide range of colors and patterns to customize the look of your walkway to suit your home's style. Interlocking pavers are also easy to install and maintain, making them a convenient option for DIY enthusiasts and busy homeowners alike.

European Charm with Cobblestone Pavers Transport yourself to the quaint streets of Europe with cobblestone pavers for your front walkway. These charming pavers add a touch of Old-World elegance and character to any home. Create a romantic ambiance with irregularly shaped cobblestones arranged in a random pattern, or opt for a more structured look with uniform-sized pavers laid in a herringbone or fan pattern. Cobblestone pavers are not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable enough to withstand heavy foot traffic for years to come.

Creative Flair with Patterned Pavers Inject some personality into your front walkway with patterned pavers that reflect your unique style. From geometric designs to intricate motifs, the possibilities are endless when it comes to patterned paving shopper. Mix and match different shapes and colors to create a one-of-a-kind look that will make your walkway stand out from the rest. Whether you prefer a bold and vibrant design or a subtle and understated pattern, patterned pavers allow you to unleash your creativity and make a statement with your home's entrance.

Seamless Integration with Permeable Pavers Go green with permeable pavers that not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your front walkway but also help the environment. These eco-friendly pavers are designed to allow water to permeate through the surface, reducing runoff and preventing erosion. Choose from a variety of materials, including concrete, stone, and recycled materials, to create a sustainable and stylish walkway that complements your home's landscaping. Permeable pavers are not only functional but also beautiful, making them a win-win choice for eco-conscious homeowners.

In conclusion, transforming your front walkway with paver designs is a surefire way to enhance the beauty and value of your home. Whether you prefer the classic elegance of brick pavers, the contemporary chic of concrete pavers, or the natural beauty of stone pavers, there's a perfect option to suit your style and budget. So why wait? Visit your local Paving Shopper today and start planning your dream walkway makeover!

[paveworldcanada01]

Best flagstones in brampton

When it comes to realising your outdoor design dreams, budget limitations should never hinder your creativity or compromise the quality of your project. Enter the realm of Best flagstones in brampton project packs – a solution that empowers you to stretch your budget while still achieving remarkable outdoor spaces that captivate the eye and the imagination. With competitive pricing and unparalleled materials, these packs allow you to unleash your creativity and turn your outdoor oasis dreams into reality.

Unleashing your creativity shouldn't mean emptying your wallet. Best flagstones in brampton project packs offer the perfect avenue to balance both quality and innovation without overspending. These carefully curated packs provide access to top-notch materials that enhance your outdoor landscaping project while keeping your budget in check. As you create captivating outdoor spaces, the affordability of project packs ensures that you don't compromise on the design elements that matter most to you.

Whether you're envisioning a cozy backyard makeover or a larger-scale commercial venture, project packs are designed to accommodate a wide range of budgets. From intimate garden retreats to sprawling outdoor entertainment areas, these packs cater to diverse needs, proving that financial constraints need not limit your vision. Embrace the idea that project Best flagstones in brampton can be the key to unlocking your outdoor oasis, regardless of the scale of your project.

The quest for affordability often raises concerns about compromising on quality. However, with the best flagstone paving project packs, you can confidently dismiss such worries. These packs are engineered to provide both budget-friendly options and top-tier materials that stand the test of time. You'll find that durability and aesthetics are not sacrificed when choosing project packs, enabling you to build outdoor havens that maintain their allure for years to come.

When it comes to elevating your outdoor spaces, Best flagstones in brampton project packs emerge as the perfect ally. Offering a harmonious blend of beauty, durability, and design flexibility, these packs empower you to embark on a journey of transformation. Your outdoor haven awaits – a place of relaxation, enjoyment, and inspiration that doesn't compromise on quality, thanks to the accessible and premium nature of project packs.

Your vision for captivating outdoor landscapes need not be bound by financial constraints. Best flagstones in brampton project packs open doors to creativity and transformation, providing an affordable yet premium solution for your outdoor design aspirations. The versatility of these packs ensures they're suitable for projects of all sizes, from intimate gardens to expansive commercial ventures.

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[zwijgverbod]

Modern Landscape - Natural Stone Pavers

#Ideas for a mid-sized #fully-shaded #stone-paved backyard. stone #flagstone #landscape design build #cedar fence #modern landscape

[concretenewcastle]

Stamped Concrete – Adding Value to Your Property With Decorative Concrete

Stamped concrete is becoming more popular as a cost-effective way to dress up patio floor areas, driveways and pool decks. It is also very easy to maintain, and comes in a wide variety of colors and textures.

It can resemble the look of other natural building materials such as stone, slate or brick. It can be colored to match the existing color of other concrete surfaces and is longer-lasting than paved stone.

Patterns

Patterned concrete is a type of decorative concrete that mimics other types of materials such as block paving or natural stone. It can be used to enhance the look of patios, driveways, and other outdoor areas. It is also long-lasting and cost-effective. There are many different patterns to choose from, and it is possible to create a unique look for your property.

One popular pattern is the herringbone brick pattern. It consists of a “zig-zag” arrangement of single-sized rectangles and a distinctive V-shape. This pattern looks good in a variety of colors and can add a decorative touch to your garden or driveway. It can be made more interesting by using a darker secondary color to add contrast.

Before starting the imprinting process, it is important to inspect the concrete to ensure that it has reached the optimal phase of plasticity. If the concrete is too stiff, it will be difficult to impress the imprint stamps into the surface, and you may not achieve a clean and even texture.

Repair

Stamped concrete is a popular choice for patios, driveways, and pool decks. It can be shaped and colored to look like flagstone, slate, brick, tile, stone, or even timber. It is also a more cost-effective option than pavers or slabs. However, stamped concrete can deteriorate over time due to a number of factors. These include poor construction, environmental impacts, and unintended or over use. In these cases, it may be necessary to repair the surface of the concrete.

Surface cracks are a common problem for stamped concrete. These can be repaired using a variety of techniques. However, the most important thing is to ensure that the concrete has cured sufficiently. Inspect the concrete to make sure that it has reached its peak plasticity before beginning the imprinting process.

Color variations are another common problem that needs to be addressed. These can be caused by a number of things, such as inadequate dosing and mixing of integral color or inconsistent curing. If the variation is minor, it can be covered with an antiquing agent. However, more drastic variations will require re-coloring.

Maintenance

Many contractors recommend sealing stamped concrete every 2-3 years to protect it from foreign substances like oil, chemicals, and water. This will also help prevent color fading.

It’s a good idea to sweep or hose off the surface regularly, especially if there are any spills or debris that can lead to stains. If you can’t remove stains, try using an alkaline degreaser. This can break down oil and grease and should not damage the concrete or the sealer.

Resurfacing existing concrete with a stamped overlay is an easy way to revitalize the look of your patio, driveway, or pool deck. However, it’s important to hire a professional who understands the different types of cement and how they react to the weather. This is crucial to ensuring the best possible outcome for your project. A professional will also be able to tell you what products will work best for your specific situation. He or she may even offer a maintenance program that will keep your project looking great year after year.

Cost

Concrete is known for its strength, durability and sustainability. However, it can look unattractive without the right finishing touches. Decorative concrete is an affordable option that can add value to your home. It also requires less maintenance than other paving materials. However, it can be expensive to install.

Concrete contractors are often in high demand, and their rates vary from region to region. If you are planning to have stamped concrete, you should consider hiring a contractor who has experience with the type of concrete you want. It is also a good idea to choose a simple design to keep costs down.

It is important to test the concrete for readiness before stamping it. It should feel solid under your finger and leave an imprint that is no more than three-quarters of an inch deep. Also, make sure to spread a layer of release agent over the surface. This will prevent the stamps from sticking to the concrete.

source https://concretenewcastle.wordpress.com/2023/05/18/stamped-concrete-adding-value-to-your-property-with-decorative-concrete/

[civiconcepts]

What Is Stamped Concrete | Stamped Concrete Process | Stamped Concrete Cost

What Is Stamped Concrete?

Stamped Concrete When the concrete top surface is decorated with different patterns, shapes, colors, etc. then it is called stamped concrete. Stamped concrete is very popular in western countries like the United States, the UK, Canada, etc. It is mostly used to decorate the floor in patios, car porches, driveways, and sidewalks. Decorating concrete with stamps not only adds strength to the floors but also provides a pleasing appearance. This is a very good and effective idea for low-cost landscaping where costly granites, interlocking paver blocks, and patios involve high costs. This type of concrete is also known as textured concrete or imprinted concrete. Stamped concrete after stamping looks similar to stones such as slates or flagstones, brick, tile, or with good quality control they can also look like wood. Stamped concrete is the best choice for decorating the pool decks, courtyards, and entries of the residential building. It is also the best choice for house outdoor paving. Read More: Pervious Concrete – Its Application & Advantages

Stamped Concrete Process

Following steps to be followed to make stamped concrete, 1. Base Preparation

Stamped Concrete Base Preparation The first step of the stamped concrete process is to prepare a base for concrete laying. This whole area is cleaned such that no impurities are left on the ground where the concrete is placed. Then compacting the base properly with the rammer, will increase the strength of the base and reduce changes in soil settlement below the concrete. 2. Placing Formwork for Concrete

Stamped Concrete Formwork Place the formwork on the base according to slab dimension accurately. Formworks are generally made of wood or plastic. Check that forms are properly fixed in place and assure that they will not get lost during concrete pouring. 3. Reinforcement Arrangement

Stamped Concrete Reinforcement Reinforcement is essential to install in any concrete member which has to take some load, wear and tear. Reinforcement is made of steel or wire mesh can be used.  The reason behind adding reinforcement in a concrete slab is to control cracking, provide structural capacity, increase impact resistance, and reduce joint maintenance. Read More: Concrete Driveway Cost and Types With Application 4. Placing of Concrete and Finishing Concrete is made by two methods either machine mixing on-site or ready mix concrete plant. If concrete is made on site it should be properly mixed in the machine to form a homogeneous mix. Ready-mix concrete is made by the control method in the plant its quality is good compared to site-mix concrete.

Stamped Concrete Placement Concrete must be disposed to close to formwork because if it is dumped from height there are changes of segregation in concrete which is a sign of bad concrete. To protect adjacent buildings plastic sheets can be used to cover them or other existing slabs from concrete splatter. Types and grades of concrete also play an important role. As the poring work is completed finishing work should start. Give a proper level and smooth finish to the top surface of the concrete. 5. Apply Color Hardener

Applying Color Hardener for Stamped Concrete In the stamped concrete process, first, the color hardener is applied on the surface as concrete is reached the required plasticity. The Color hardener is thrown on the top surface of the concrete such that it spread over a large area evenly. After the first layer of color hardener has been applied to the surface, allow it at least 10 min to absorb water from the concrete and then apply float on the surface. As floating is done properly do the second layer of color hardener and repeat the above steps. 6. Apply Release Agent

Applying Release Agent A powered release agent is used in stamped concrete to serve two main purposes: Firstly, they impart fine-textured color to the concrete surface and act as a bond breaker to prevent the stamping mats or skins from sticking to the concrete and disturbing the imprint texture. It is suggested to use a Tampico brush about 8 inches wide to apply the release agent. Read More: 8 Signs Of Bad Concrete Pour & Defects In Concrete 7. Check Concrete Plasticity Before starting stamping work it is essential to check plasticity of the concrete has reached the right stage or not. If stamping is started too early, the concrete may not have sufficient strength to carry the weight of workers or hold a well-defined imprint. If the stamping is started too late, then stamping work will require more effort, you'll produce little or no texture with the stamps, especially as you reach the end of the job. 8. Start Placing Stamps on Concrete Surface

Stamping Process Now, we have to start the stamped concrete process. Take the form or mold of the stamp and place them on the concrete surface. After placing it apply the required pressure on it so that it imparts its inner shape on the concrete surface. Always start stamping from one side to another to avoid any mismatch between them. 9. Clean Stamped Surface and Apply Curing Compound Now remove excessive release agents and dust from the concrete surface and stamped joints. Then after applying the curing compound on the surface. As the concrete surface is sufficiently cleaned and allowed to dry. 10. Install Joints

Stamped Concrete Joint Installation Cutting contraction joints is essential to install concrete at proper depth and spacing in the slab soon after placement. This joint provides stress relief at required locations and prevents uncontrolled random cracking. We can also start cutting the joint as concrete starts to set by a groove or you can wait to cut the joint until after the concrete has been set using a saw equipped with a diamond or abrasive blade. In the stamped concrete process a sawed joint is less noticeable than grooving. 11. Final Finishing Once the concrete surface is sufficiently cured then apply a finish coat of sealer. Most of the stamped concrete contractors recommend applying sealer several weeks later, after a light surface cleaning. But take care not to apply sealer too heavily, which could trap moisture in the slab. The best practice for sealer application is to combine both spraying and rolling, especially when the stamped pattern has deep grout lines.

Stamped Concrete Cost

Basic Stamped Concrete Cost $8-12 per square foot A cheaper option featuring: - One stamp pattern - One color Medium Quality Stamped Concrete Cost, $12-18 per square foot A mid-range choice with: - Borders - Contrasting patterns - Multiple colors High-Quality Stamped Concrete: $18+ per square foot The most expensive, but most realistic, selection with: - Multiple stamp patterns and colors - Specialty scored designs - Detailed hand-coloring

DIY Stamped Concrete Process Tips

- If you are trying to utilize a new pattern of stamped then it is advisable to first use it on compacted sand to see its pattern clarity. - Always try to avoid stamped pattern repetition, especially for patterns that mimic natural materials such as stone or slate. The random stamped pattern looks more real and attractive. - For better results you can precoat, your stamp mats with some of the release agents. This will create extra bond-breaking to help ensure a clean imprint. - To create the random antiquing effect, apply a very little amount of powdered release to the surface of the concrete and then spray the liquid release over the top of it. - Always be sure that the release agent gets well-compressed into the concrete by the stamp. Otherwise, it will simply wash off the concrete surface without leaving the desired color.

FAQs:

Stamped Concrete ProcessFollowing the steps involved in concrete stamping, 1) Base Preparation 2) Placing Formwork for Concrete 3) Reinforcement Arrangement 4) Placing of Concrete and Finishing 5) Apply Color Hardener 6) Apply Release Agent 7) Check Concrete Plasticity 8) Start Placing Stamps on Concrete Surface 9) Clean Stamped Surface and Apply Curing Compound 10) Install Joints 11) Final FinishingStamping ConcreteWhen the concrete top surface is decorated with different patterns, shapes, colors, etc. then it is called stamped concrete. Stamped concrete is very popular in western countries like the United States, the UK, Canada, etc. It is mostly used to decorate the floor in patios, car porches, driveways, and sidewalks. You May Also Like: - Construction Joints & Types Of Joint In Concrete - How Far Apart Should Fence Posts Be? - Pouring Concrete In Rain, Effect & Precautionary Measures - How To Make Concrete – Batching, Mixing, Transporting & Placing Read the full article

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