GRANITE STEPPING STONES

First things first, granite stepping stones are available in an endless variety of colors and cuts. The material is cut into different shapes to fit your unique landscape. You can order customized granite stepping stones to create a stunning walkway that matches the rest of your landscape seamlessly. Light tones are highly recommended for walkways, especially if the rest of the area is filled with grass and other dark-colored elements. Yellow, light pink, and silver granite stones make an ideal option for stepping stones. Let’s get straight to the installation process. Step 1: You need to install the foundation for the pavers. The granite tiles are to be laid on the base. For that, you are supposed to excavate the garden at least 10 inches down to lay the bed of gravel. It protects your granite stones from weather and natural damages. Remember that a strong base can impact the durability of the granite stepping stones. Step 2: The gravel layer needs to be compressed before you move on to the sand bed. Pour the sand on the compressed gravel and create another layer. Once you are done compacting the sand with the roller, start to lay granite stepping stones. Sand provides additional support for the granite stones. Step 3: Last but not least, you can seal the granite pavers with a high-quality sealant. You could purchase the sealant from the local hardware store and spray it on the stepping stones. Sealing is not optional, especially if you choose natural stones. It protects your pavers from damages from the liquid spills and other elements. You may also need to seal the surface once a year. Shop granite pavers here