What “Old Stone Slabs” Means

1 Old / Aged Look

• Looks worn, rustic, and historical

• Irregular edges, softened corners

• Natural color variation, patina, or surface marks

2 Stone Slabs

• Large, flat stone pieces

• Thicker than tiles

• Suitable for ground contact and outdoor use

Common Materials

• Limestone

• Sandstone

• Granite

• Travertine

• Bluestone

How the “Old” Look Is Created

• Reclaimed stone from old buildings or streets

• Tumbled finish

• Antiqued / brushed / distressed finish

• Hand-chiseled or irregular edges

Typical Uses

• Patios & terraces

• Courtyards

• Walkways & garden paths

• Historic-style landscaping

• Villa & heritage-style projects

• Outdoor plazas

Old Stone Slabs vs Modern Slabs

Outdoor Performance (Canada / Ontario)

For cold climates:

• Choose low water absorption stone

• Proper base & drainage are critical

• Granite and quartzite perform best

• Limestone & sandstone may need sealing

Summary

Old Stone Slabs are large, outdoor-grade stone slabs with a historic or aged appearance, used to create timeless, rustic, and natural landscapes.