Flagstone is thin slabs of stone used for flagging or paving walks, driveways, patios, etc. It is generally fine-grained sandstone, bluestone, quartzite or slate, but thin slabs of other stones may be used. Typical colors of flagstone are red, blue, buff and dark brown. Flagstone is quarried all over the world, which can determine its color, texture and size. For example a quartzite that is quarried in the United States can result in a different color, texture, density, and size from a quartzite that is quarried in China. These alternating variables can result in a completely different appearance, as well as, varying surface temperatures.

This design gallery focuses upon the different applications for installing flagstone. From dry layed random pattern to irregular wet layed flagging, this sampling highlights the most widely used flagstone.

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