Raven Limestone Rebated Coping Tumbled Acid Washed 600mm x 400mm x 40/20mm
$34.95 each
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Please note Whilst all care has been taken to provide you with a good indication of colour, you should always sight product samples before use, due to natural variations in Colours & Sizes. Products may vary from image provided.
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Description
Raven Limestone
Raven Limestone is a refined natural limestone range featuring cool mid to dark grey tones with subtle variation throughout the stone. The tumbled and acid washed finish softens the edges and surface, creating a lightly aged appearance that suits both contemporary and traditional outdoor designs.
Cut from limestone deposits formed over millions of years, Raven Limestone is available in a selection of formats designed to suit a wide range of landscaping applications. The lightly textured surface enhances grip underfoot while maintaining the natural beauty and character of limestone.
Limestone offers a comfortable surface for outdoor areas as it does not retain heat to the same extent as many darker paving materials. This makes Raven Limestone a practical choice for courtyards, pathways, pool surrounds and outdoor entertaining areas where barefoot comfort is important.
Available in multiple formats and thicknesses, Raven Limestone can be used across paving projects where a durable and timeless natural stone finish is required.
Features
- Natural limestone
• Cool grey tones with subtle variation
• Tumbled and acid washed finish
• Lightly textured surface
• Soft aged edges for a relaxed appearance
• Suitable for contemporary and traditional designs
• Available in multiple formats
• Ideal for pathways, courtyards and outdoor entertaining areas
Also Available
- Raven Limestone Stepper Tumbled & Acid – 700–800×30mm
• Raven Limestone Crazypave 20mm Tumbled & Acid
Natural Stone Disclaimer
Due to the nature of natural stone, variations in appearance, colour, texture, grain, shape, size and markings are to be expected. No two pieces will be identical — this natural variation is what gives stone its unique beauty and character.
It is recommended to blend stone from multiple crates prior to installation to achieve the most natural and balanced appearance.
Minor chipping, edge irregularities and natural markings are considered normal characteristics of natural stone products.
Products should be inspected prior to installation. Claims will not be accepted once products have been installed.
We strongly recommend sealing all natural stone products after installation.
Limestone Material Characteristics
Limestone is a natural sedimentary stone formed over millions of years, valued for its consistent colour tones and subtle texture. It is widely used in landscaping due to its durability, timeless appearance and versatility across a range of applications.
Tumbled and acid washed limestone is processed to soften edges and create a lightly aged surface finish. This treatment enhances the natural character of the stone while improving grip underfoot, making it suitable for pavers, pathways and outdoor entertaining areas.
Limestone offers good thermal properties compared to many darker paving materials, making it a comfortable option underfoot in outdoor spaces where barefoot use is common.
Natural limestone may display variation in tone, veining and surface texture between pieces, which should be considered part of the product’s natural appeal.
Additional information
| Weight | 17.00 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 600 × 400 × 20 mm |
| Price per lm | |
| Suitable for | Patios, Courtyards, Steppers, Pool Surrounds, Entertaining Areas |
| Qty per pallet |
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Installation Guide
Installation
Please note: The following guide is just a suggestion for laying methods and due to size constraints does not include detailed instructions for every step of the process. Further advise should be sought before laying alternatively engage a professional tiler / landscaper to complete the work.
Concrete Foundation Method
Pedestrian traffic – 75mm reinforced concrete (seek engineer’s advice for slab design and expansion joints)
Vehicle traffic – 100mm reinforced concrete (seek engineer’s advice for slab design and expansion joints)
- Clean and dampen concrete base
- Option 1 (30mm pavers)– use a slurry and mortar mix to adhere pavers
- Apply slurry mix (Cement, water and bonding agent mixed together into a workable paste) to the concrete slab in an even coat (1-2mm thick)
- Place mortar bed (4 parts sand: 1 part GP cement) on top of slurry at 20mm thick with no voids.
- Place slurry mix (1-2mm) to the underneath of paver.
- Option 2 (15mm – 30mm pavers /tiles) – use a cement based flexible tile adhesive.
- Apply tile adhesive to concrete slab using a 10-12mm notched trowel.
- Ensure the underneath of pavers are wet before laying on adhesive.
- Tap pavers /tiles down to desired level. Leave a 3-7mm grout spacing.
- Clean away excess glue / mortar with a sponge and water.
- Grout with an appropriate cement base grout.
Compacted Road Base Method
Pedestrian traffic – 75mm compacted road base (preferably stabilised) and 25mm compacted paver bedding sand
Vehicle traffic (concrete foundation method is still recommended) – For pavers less than 200×200 only – 100mm stabilised compacted road base and 25mm stabilised paver bedding sand
- Remove all excess vegetation, soil, debris from area, excavate to desire depth
- Compacted road base with compacting plate to recommended depth.
- Screed paver bedding sand to desired height (max 35mm)
- Lay pavers and tap down level with rubber mallet. Leave a 3-5mm grout spacing.
- Sweep in joint filling sand. Further compaction / levelling can be achieved by using a compacting plate with a carpet attached to underneath the plate. It is also a good idea to leave additional joint filling sand on top of the pavers when compacting.
Cleaning
Clean pavers prior to sealing to remove any dirt or grout residue.
- Wet down pavers / tiles
- Note: For Granite Only – Mix hydrochloric acid (1 part) with water (20 parts). Please note hydrochloric acid is a very corrosive and dangerous chemical, seek professional help with this chemical if unsure about usage.
- Gently brush the surface with a stiff broom or scrubber.
- Wash surface thoroughly (it is also a good idea to neutralise the acid with an alkaline base product (e.g. detergent)
Sealing
It is high recommended that all pavers are sealed with a penetrating sealer to protect from strains and weathering. Please consult with staff as to different sealant options.
$72.24 per Layer
