Landscape Designers

Limestone Supply for Landscape Designers

DMR Limestone manufactures and supplies Turkish limestone for landscape designers, landscape architects, garden designers, pool designers, contractors and property developers worldwide.

We produce standard and custom natural stone for residential, hospitality, commercial and public landscape projects.

Our landscape limestone products may include:

Exterior pavers
Pool coping
Pool-deck paving
Garden pathways
Stepping stones
Exterior stairs
Solid block steps
Wall caps
Pier caps
Planter coping
Seating-wall caps
Garden benches
Water-feature components
Fountain surrounds
Drain covers
Channel covers
Entrance monuments
Property signs
Garden pavilion elements
Courtyard paving
Terrace flooring
Custom curved stone
Cut-to-size landscape elements

DMR Limestone works with landscape designers from material selection and sample approval through custom fabrication, colour blending, piece numbering, packaging and international shipment.

Turkish Limestone for Landscape Architecture

Turkish limestone offers natural colour, surface-finish flexibility and custom-fabrication potential for landscape projects.

Our principal material categories include:

Turkish limestone
Limra limestone
White limestone
Antalya limestone
Beige limestone

These materials may be considered for:

Contemporary gardens
Mediterranean landscapes
Luxury villa gardens
Hotel and resort landscapes
Swimming pools
Courtyards
Commercial plazas
Restaurant terraces
Garden paths
Outdoor living areas
Water features
Landscape walls
Entrance areas

The correct stone should be selected according to:

Colour
Natural variation
Surface finish
Product dimensions
Required thickness
Climate
Wet or dry use
Pedestrian or vehicle loading
Slip resistance
Drainage
Maintenance expectations

Natural Stone for Landscape Design

Limestone can create continuity between buildings, gardens, water and outdoor living areas.

It may be used to connect:

Façades with terraces
Interior floors with covered outdoor areas
Swimming pools with garden paths
Courtyards with landscape walls
Entrances with driveways
Villas with garden structures
Hotels with pool and resort landscapes

A coordinated limestone palette can reduce visual fragmentation across a project.

Landscape Design Styles

Limestone can support several landscape-design styles.

Contemporary Landscapes

Contemporary landscapes may use:

Large-format pavers
Linear pathways
Geometric stepping stones
Straight-edge pool coping
Minimal wall caps
Integrated stone benches
Custom drainage covers
Large monolithic steps

Mediterranean Landscapes

Mediterranean landscapes may use:

Beige or cream limestone
Tumbled paving
Brushed pool surrounds
Curved paths
Garden walls
Softened wall caps
Courtyard flooring
Traditional pool coping

Classical Landscapes

Classical designs may include:

Symmetrical pathways
Balustrades
Columns
Pier caps
Fountain surrounds
Formal stairs
Entrance monuments
Carved garden elements

Rustic-Modern Landscapes

Rustic-modern projects may combine:

Tumbled limestone
Brushed stone
Timber
Black metal
Natural planting
Large glass openings
Simple geometric layouts

Limestone Colour Selection for Landscapes

Landscape limestone may range from:

Soft white
Warm white
Ivory
Light cream
Pale beige
Sandy beige
Golden beige
Grey-beige

Colour selection should consider:

Building façade
Pool-water colour
Timber elements
Metal finishes
Planting
Soil colour
Gravel
Outdoor furniture
Sunlight
Shade
Wet appearance

Physical samples should be reviewed outdoors because natural stone can look different under direct sun, shade and moisture.

White Limestone for Landscape Design

White limestone may be selected for:

Modern villa gardens
Pool surrounds
Geometric pathways
Hotel landscapes
Entrance plazas
Contemporary courtyards
Exterior stairs
Feature walls

Its light appearance works well with:

Blue water
Black metal
Glass
Olive trees
Architectural planting
Minimalist furniture

Limra Limestone for Landscapes

Limra limestone may be manufactured for:

Pool coping
Pool-deck paving
Garden pathways
Courtyards
Wall caps
Exterior steps
Landscape walls
Custom outdoor elements

Its natural appearance may include:

White to light cream tones
Fine pores
Fossils
Shell fragments
Soft sedimentary markings

Antalya Limestone for Landscapes

Antalya limestone may be considered for:

Mediterranean villas
Hotel resorts
Swimming pools
Courtyards
Garden paths
Exterior wall cladding
Landscape structures

Antalya limestone is a broad regional category, and different selections may vary in appearance and technical properties.

Beige Limestone for Landscape Design

Beige limestone creates a warm connection between architecture and planting.

It is especially compatible with:

Timber pergolas
Terracotta
Bronze
Cream render
Olive trees
Dry-climate planting
Natural gravel
Outdoor furniture

Applications may include:

Pool decks
Garden paths
Courtyards
Exterior stairs
Terraces
Wall caps
Planters
Seating walls

Landscape Limestone Surface Finishes

The selected finish affects appearance, texture, cleaning, slip resistance and weathering.

Available finish pages include:

Honed limestone
Tumbled limestone
Brushed limestone
Sandblasted limestone

Honed Limestone in Landscape Projects

Honed limestone has a smooth, matte surface.

It may be considered for:

Covered terraces
Protected outdoor rooms
Outdoor fireplace walls
Window sills
Wall caps
Selected wall cladding
Interior–exterior transitions

Honed stone should not automatically be selected for exposed wet walking surfaces without slip-resistance assessment.

Tumbled Limestone in Landscape Projects

Tumbled limestone has softened edges and an aged appearance.

It may be used for:

Mediterranean pathways
Courtyards
Covered terraces
Rustic garden paving
French-pattern layouts
Traditional villa gardens
Restaurant terraces

Its intentionally softened edges create a less formal appearance.

Brushed Limestone in Landscape Projects

Brushed limestone creates a soft, tactile surface.

It may be suitable for:

Pool decks
Courtyards
Garden paths
Exterior terraces
Exterior steps
Interior–exterior transitions
Wall caps
Landscape walls

Brushed stone may offer a more natural texture than honed limestone while retaining controlled dimensions.

Sandblasted Limestone in Landscape Projects

Sandblasted limestone has a controlled, granular and matte texture.

It may be considered for:

Entrance plazas
Exterior pavers
Commercial walkways
Pool surrounds
Garden paths
Exterior stairs
Large-format landscape paving
Landscape walls

The final slip performance should be verified through appropriate testing rather than assumed from appearance.

Limestone Pavers for Landscape Designers

DMR Limestone manufactures limestone pavers for:

Garden pathways
Patios
Terraces
Courtyards
Pool decks
Hotel landscapes
Entrance plazas
Outdoor dining areas
Commercial walkways
Residential gardens

Possible formats include:

Square pavers
Rectangular pavers
Large-format pavers
Plank pavers
Modular patterns
French patterns
Random lengths
Stepping stones
Curved pieces
Custom geometric units

Visit our limestone pavers page.

Large-Format Limestone Pavers

Large-format pavers create a clean and contemporary landscape appearance.

They may be used for:

Modern villa terraces
Hotel pool decks
Entrance plazas
Garden paths
Courtyards
Outdoor lounges
Commercial landscapes

Large pavers require coordination of:

Stone thickness
Product dimensions
Substrate
Base preparation
Point loads
Drainage
Handling
Installation
Movement joints
Replacement access

Rectangular Limestone Pavers

Rectangular pavers may be arranged in:

Running bond
Stacked layouts
Random-length layouts
Basket-weave-inspired patterns
Herringbone-style layouts where dimensions permit
Linear contemporary patterns

Their proportion can visually lengthen pathways and terraces.

Square Limestone Pavers

Square pavers may be used for:

Courtyards
Patios
Entrance areas
Pool decks
Garden grids
Formal landscapes

They can create a regular and calm visual structure.

Limestone Plank Pavers

Plank-format pavers create a linear surface reminiscent of timber decking.

They may be used for:

Pool decks
Terraces
Outdoor dining
Contemporary pathways
Garden rooms
Hotel landscapes

The product dimensions should consider stone strength, thickness and support.

Modular Limestone Paving

Modular paving combines several coordinated dimensions.

It may be suitable for:

Villas
Courtyards
Resorts
Restaurants
Garden paths
Covered terraces

The module should be clearly documented with:

Piece sizes
Quantity ratios
Joint assumptions
Total coverage
Installation diagram
Spare-piece planning

French-Pattern Limestone

French-pattern limestone uses several tile or paver sizes in a repeating arrangement.

It is frequently selected for:

Mediterranean villas
Courtyards
Outdoor dining areas
Traditional hotel landscapes
Covered terraces
Garden rooms

The term “French pattern” may refer to different dimensions in different markets, so the actual module must be confirmed before production.

Random-Length Limestone Paving

Random-length paving may be produced with:

Fixed widths
Variable lengths
Defined minimum lengths
Defined maximum lengths
Controlled length distribution

It may be used for:

Long garden paths
Courtyards
Restaurant terraces
Resort landscapes
Traditional villas

Limestone Stepping Stones

Stepping stones may be manufactured as:

Rectangular pieces
Square pieces
Circular stones
Oval stones
Irregular shapes
Large-format slabs
Custom geometric forms

Applications include:

Lawn paths
Gravel gardens
Pool-to-villa paths
Garden shortcuts
Water-feature crossings
Japanese-inspired gardens
Minimalist landscapes

Custom-Shaped Stepping Stones

Custom stepping stones may follow:

Architectural geometry
Landscape curves
Repeated shapes
Organic outlines
Circular patterns
Logo-inspired forms

The designer should provide:

Plan dimensions
Thickness
Edge treatment
Surface finish
Quantity
Joint or spacing assumptions
Installation base

Garden Pathways

Limestone garden pathways may include:

Continuous paving
Individual stepping stones
Curved pavers
Random-length stone
Gravel-and-stone combinations
Border strips
Garden steps
Drain covers

Visit our garden pathways page.

Curved Garden Paths

Curved pathways may use:

Radial pavers
Trapezoidal pieces
Custom-cut segments
Rectangular pavers with variable joints
Curved border stones

Custom-cut curved paths can reduce excessive joint variation and uncontrolled site cutting.

Required information may include:

Inner radius
Outer radius
Path width
Arc length
Segment dimensions
Joint width
Direction of installation

Limestone Borders

Border pieces may be used to:

Define pathways
Frame courtyards
Separate stone from planting
Create pattern transitions
Mark pool zones
Edge gravel areas
Form drainage channels

Borders may be:

Flush
Raised
Contrasting in finish
Contrasting in size
Curved
Profiled
Custom cut

Limestone Pool Surrounds

Limestone can create a natural connection between swimming pools, architecture and landscape planting.

Pool-area products may include:

Pool coping
Pool-deck paving
Curved coping
Infinity-pool edges
Overflow-channel pieces
Pool stairs
Drain covers
Outdoor-shower paving
Seating-wall caps
Planter coping
Pool-house flooring

Explore our pool surrounds page.

Limestone Pool Coping

Pool coping may be manufactured with:

Straight edges
Pencil edges
Half-bullnose profiles
Full bullnose profiles
Drop faces
Rebated profiles
Mitred edges
Curved segments
Radius corners
Infinity-pool details

Visit our limestone pool coping page.

Pool Coping Design Information

For accurate production, landscape and pool drawings should identify:

Pool-shell dimensions
Finished pool dimensions
Coping width
Coping thickness
Edge profile
Joint width
Inner radius
Outer radius
Corner geometry
Drop-face depth
Waterproofing build-up
Pool-tile thickness
Deck level
Overflow details

Curved Pool Coping

Curved coping requires accurate:

Inner radius
Outer radius
Arc angle
Segment length
Width
Thickness
Edge profile
Joint width
Installation orientation

Individual coping pieces can be numbered according to the approved pool plan.

Infinity-Pool Limestone

Custom components may be produced for:

Overflow edges
Catch-basin coping
Drop-face coping
Slot drains
Channel covers
Level-deck transitions
Curved infinity edges

Production should follow approved pool-engineering and waterproofing drawings.

Pool-Deck Limestone

Pool-deck paving should be evaluated for:

Wet barefoot slip resistance
Surface temperature
Pool chemicals
Drainage
Surface slope
Joint layout
Cleaning
Algae risk
Sealing
Replacement access

A light-coloured stone may be visually suitable for a pool, but colour alone does not determine technical suitability.

Poolside Surface Temperature

Actual stone temperature depends on:

Stone colour
Direct sunlight
Air temperature
Wind
Moisture
Surface finish
Shading
Installation
Local climate

No natural stone should be assumed to remain cool under all conditions.

Outdoor sample testing is recommended where barefoot comfort is a critical design criterion.

Saltwater Pools

For saltwater pools, the design should consider:

Salt deposits
Water evaporation
Pool chemistry
Cleaning frequency
Stone porosity
Joint materials
Sealer compatibility
Metal corrosion
Rinsing
Drainage

The selected limestone and complete pool system should be evaluated together.

Pool Drain Covers

Custom stone drain covers may be manufactured with:

Linear slots
Repeated holes
Removable sections
Matching surface finish
Numbered positions
Reinforced or supported designs where required

The complete drainage-cover system must be designed for:

Structural loading
Safe removal
Slip resistance
Water flow
Cleaning access
Local safety requirements

Limestone Exterior Stairs

Landscape stair products may include:

Stair treads
Risers
Landings
Solid block steps
Curved steps
Winder steps
Garden steps
Bullnose nosings
Mitred drop faces
Anti-slip grooves

Visit our limestone stairs page.

Solid Limestone Steps

Solid steps may be used for:

Garden level changes
Villa entrances
Hotel landscapes
Pool areas
Courtyard transitions
Entrance monuments

Solid components require consideration of:

Weight
Handling
Foundation
Support
Transport
Lifting
Drainage
Settlement
Installation sequence

Floating Landscape Steps

Large limestone slabs may be used as visually floating garden steps.

The design should consider:

Hidden support
Structural span
Stone thickness
Reinforcement
Point loads
Slip resistance
Edge safety
Lighting
Drainage

Structural design must be completed by qualified professionals.

Curved Landscape Stairs

Curved stairs require accurate:

Inner radius
Outer radius
Tread depth
Riser height
Arc angle
Number of steps
Joint locations
Edge profile
Installation orientation

Anti-Slip Grooves

Exterior stair treads may include:

Single grooves
Multiple parallel grooves
Recessed strips
Metal inserts
Contrasting stone inserts
Abrasive inserts

The groove design should consider:

Stone thickness
Edge distance
Cleaning
Visual appearance
Guest safety
Accessibility requirements

Limestone Terraces

Terrace products may include:

Large-format pavers
Rectangular paving
Modular sets
French-pattern stone
Random lengths
Borders
Wall caps
Integrated steps
Drain covers

Terrace design should address:

Waterproofing
Drainage
Surface falls
Movement joints
Thresholds
Outdoor furniture
Planters
Thermal movement
Cleaning access

Covered Terraces

Covered terraces may use finishes that create a smoother transition from interior spaces.

Potential approaches include:

Honed interior stone with brushed exterior stone
Matching tile dimensions
Coordinated joint lines
Similar colour ranges
Different thicknesses for different installation systems

Courtyards

Limestone courtyards may be designed using:

Large-format paving
Tumbled modular patterns
Brushed rectangular pavers
Sandblasted geometric layouts
Central water features
Border frames
Tree pits
Planter caps
Garden steps

The design should coordinate:

Drainage
Tree roots
Irrigation
Outdoor furniture
Restaurant service
Lighting
Movement joints
Cleaning

Commercial Plazas

Limestone may be used for:

Hotel entrances
Office plazas
Restaurant terraces
Retail courtyards
Cultural buildings
Mixed-use developments
Public-facing landscapes

Commercial plazas require careful evaluation of:

Pedestrian volume
Vehicle access
Service loads
Accessibility
Slip resistance
Abrasion
Drainage
Maintenance
Replacement planning

Limestone for Vehicle Areas

Selected thick limestone pavers may be considered for:

Residential driveways
Hotel drop-off areas
Light-service routes
Parking transitions
Entrance courts

Suitability depends on:

Stone properties
Paver thickness
Unit dimensions
Base design
Bedding
Joint filling
Vehicle type
Turning loads
Drainage
Edge restraint

Vehicle-rated landscape design should be completed by qualified engineers.

Limestone Landscape Walls

Landscape walls may use limestone as:

Full-depth masonry
Wall cladding
Large panels
Random-format facing
Horizontal courses
Caps
Corner pieces
Integrated seating

Possible applications include:

Boundary walls
Garden walls
Pool walls
Courtyard walls
Retaining-wall cladding
Entrance walls
Feature walls

Retaining-Wall Cladding

Limestone may be used as a finish over professionally designed retaining structures.

The complete wall should address:

Structural loads
Soil pressure
Drainage
Waterproofing
Backfill
Movement
Fixings
Coping
Weep systems
Local regulations

Natural stone cladding should not be treated as the primary retaining structure unless specifically engineered.

Limestone Wall Caps

Wall caps protect the top of masonry and can coordinate landscape walls with paving and pool coping.

Available profiles may include:

Flat caps
Single-slope caps
Double-slope caps
Saddleback coping
Bullnose caps
Moulded caps
Curved wall caps
Seating-wall caps

Visit our limestone wall caps page.

Wall-Cap Design Details

Landscape designers should define:

Wall width
Cap width
Thickness
Overhang
Slope
Drip grooves
Joint width
Corner pieces
End pieces
Curved sections
Surface finish

Seating-Wall Caps

Seating-wall caps may require:

Comfortable edge profiles
Suitable width
Stable support
Controlled joints
Drainage
Heat consideration
Smooth but appropriate surface texture
Rounded or eased edges

Limestone Pier Caps

Pier caps may be manufactured as:

Flat caps
Pyramid caps
Hipped caps
Round caps
Moulded caps
Finial-ready caps
Lighting-ready caps
Custom carved caps

Visit our limestone pier caps page.

Lighting-Ready Pier Caps

Custom pier caps may include:

Cable holes
Base recesses
Fixture-fixing holes
Drainage details
Removable sections

Electrical and waterproofing details should be professionally coordinated.

Limestone Planter Coping

Planter caps may be produced for:

Rectangular planters
Curved planters
Raised beds
Tree pits
Rooftop gardens
Hotel landscapes
Courtyards
Pool areas

The design should consider:

Irrigation
Soil moisture
Fertilisers
Drainage
Overhang
Drip grooves
Curved geometry
Plant maintenance

Curved Planter Coping

Curved planter pieces may require:

Inner radius
Outer radius
Wall thickness
Cap width
Arc angle
Segment length
Joint width
Edge profile
Numbering

Limestone Garden Benches

Custom stone benches may include:

Solid block benches
Slab seats on supports
Curved seating
Integrated wall seating
Backrests
Timber-and-stone combinations
Metal-and-stone designs

Bench design should consider:

Structural loading
Surface temperature
Edge comfort
Drainage
Fixings
Vandal resistance
Maintenance

Limestone Water Features

Landscape water-feature products may include:

Basin coping
Fountain surrounds
Spillway components
Water channels
Cascade steps
Wall panels
Drain covers
Stone bowls
Custom carved elements

The design should consider:

Water chemistry
Constant wetting
Mineral deposits
Waterproofing
Structural support
Cleaning
Slip resistance
Freeze–thaw exposure
Pump access

Fountain Surrounds

Fountain stone may include:

Circular coping
Polygonal coping
Curved segments
Basin walls
Pedestal pieces
Carved bowls
Water spouts
Decorative panels

Accurate templates or digital models may be required for complex geometry.

Water Channels

Custom water-channel stone may include:

U-shaped channels
Sloped pieces
Overflow edges
Removable covers
Linear water rills
Cascade components

Water flow, waterproofing and structural requirements should be engineered by the project team.

Drainage Design

Landscape stone installation should be coordinated with:

Surface falls
Slot drains
Point drains
Channel drains
Permeable joints
Sub-base drainage
Waterproofing
Pool overflow
Irrigation runoff
Building thresholds

Poor drainage can contribute to:

Standing water
Staining
Algae
Freeze–thaw damage
Salt deposits
Joint deterioration
Slip risk
Substrate failure

Custom Stone Drain Covers

Stone drain covers may be designed to match surrounding paving.

Potential details include:

Linear slots
Repeated perforations
Removable panels
Stainless-steel support frames
Numbered pieces
Matching joint alignment

Structural capacity and safe removal should be professionally designed.

Limestone Entrance Monuments

Entrance monuments may use limestone for:

Property names
Hotel names
Villa numbers
Development logos
Address markers
Directional signage
Gate piers
Lighting bases

Production options include:

CNC engraving
Relief carving
Recessed lettering
Raised lettering
Metal-letter fixing holes
Lighting recesses
Custom profiles

Limestone Signs and Wayfinding

Custom signs may be produced for:

Garden directions
Hotel villas
Spa areas
Pools
Restaurants
Building entrances
Parking areas
Trail markers

Design information should include:

Text
Typeface
Logo file
Dimensions
Relief depth
Surface finish
Mounting details
Lighting details

Garden Pavilions and Pergolas

Limestone may be used for:

Column bases
Full columns
Capitals
Pier caps
Steps
Flooring
Wall caps
Fireplace surrounds
Decorative screens
Balustrades

Explore:

Limestone columns
Limestone capitals
Limestone balustrades

Landscape Columns and Capitals

Columns may be produced as:

Round columns
Square columns
Smooth columns
Fluted columns
Tapered columns
Column drums
Half columns
Pilasters

Capital designs may include:

Tuscan
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Composite
Simplified modern forms
Custom carvings

Landscape Balustrades

Balustrades may be used for:

Terraces
Garden stairs
Pool landscapes
Courtyards
Elevated walkways
Classical gardens

The complete system must be designed to satisfy:

Guard heights
Opening limits
Structural loads
Impact loads
Fixing requirements
Local safety regulations

Outdoor Fireplace Surrounds

Limestone may be used for covered or appropriately designed outdoor fireplaces.

Components may include:

Jambs
Headers
Mantel shelves
Hearths
Full-height wall panels
Chimney cladding
Seating-wall coordination

Visit our limestone fireplace surrounds page.

Fire safety, heat exposure, clearances, ventilation and weather protection must be professionally designed.

Custom Landscape Stone Manufacturing

DMR Limestone manufactures landscape stone according to drawings, cutting lists and project dimensions.

Custom fabrication may include:

Straight cutting
Angled cutting
Curved cutting
Mitred edges
Bullnose profiles
Chamfers
Bevels
Rebates
Grooves
Drainage channels
Drip grooves
Holes
Cut-outs
CNC engraving
Relief carving

Visit our custom cut-to-size limestone page.

Curved Limestone Elements

Curved stone may be manufactured for:

Pool coping
Planter caps
Seating walls
Garden paths
Steps
Fountain surrounds
Water channels
Curved façades
Benches
Entrance monuments

Required information may include:

Inner radius
Outer radius
Arc angle
Segment length
Thickness
Joint positions
Edge profile
Finished face
Installation orientation

Mitred Landscape Stone

Mitred fabrication may create the appearance of thicker solid stone.

Applications include:

Pool coping
Wall caps
Benches
Steps
Entrance portals
Planter caps
Water-feature edges

Mitred components require accurate cutting, bonding, reinforcement where necessary and careful handling.

CNC Fabrication

CNC machinery may be used for:

Curved cutting
Profiling
Grooving
Rebating
Drilling
Drainage slots
Lettering
Logos
Relief carving
Repeated landscape elements

Landscape Stone Edge Profiles

Possible edge profiles include:

Straight edge
Pencil edge
Chamfer
Bevel
Half bullnose
Full bullnose
Ogee
Cove
Tumbled edge
Custom moulded profile

The edge should reflect:

Product use
Guest safety
Barefoot contact
Water exposure
Design style
Stone thickness
Maintenance

Landscape Limestone Thicknesses

Possible thicknesses may include:

20 mm
30 mm
40 mm
50 mm
Greater custom thicknesses

Thinner or thicker products may also be considered depending on the application.

Thickness selection should consider:

Product dimensions
Pedestrian traffic
Vehicle loads
Point loads
Support conditions
Installation method
Stone strength
Edge profile
Cut-outs
Climate
Handling

Paver Thickness

Paver thickness should not be selected only by visual preference.

It depends on:

Stone properties
Paver size
Base support
Pedestrian traffic
Vehicle traffic
Installation method
Freeze–thaw exposure
Point loads
Edge restraint

Dimensional Tolerances

Required tolerances should be agreed before production.

Tolerances may vary according to:

Product size
Thickness
Stone characteristics
Surface finish
Edge treatment
Curved geometry
Joint width
Installation method

Tumbled stone may have more intentional edge variation than honed or precision-cut pavers.

Joint Width

Landscape paving joint width depends on:

Paver dimensions
Edge treatment
Surface finish
Pattern
Installation system
Drainage
Movement
Desired appearance
Local practice

Permeable and Open-Joint Design

Selected landscape layouts may use open or permeable joints.

The complete system should address:

Joint width
Joint material
Weed control
Sub-base drainage
Paver support
Cleaning
Settlement
Accessibility
Maintenance

Natural stone supply alone does not determine whether a pavement system is permeable.

Landscape Slip Resistance

Slip resistance should be evaluated for:

Pool decks
Garden paths
Exterior stairs
Entrance plazas
Courtyards
Terraces
Outdoor restaurants
Water-feature surroundings
Ramps

Performance depends on:

Stone selection
Surface finish
Wet or dry use
Wear
Slope
Cleaning
Sealer
Organic growth
Barefoot or footwear traffic
Local standards

A visibly rough surface does not automatically guarantee compliance.

Accessibility

Landscape stone design should consider:

Stable walking surfaces
Joint widths
Level changes
Ramps
Slip resistance
Tactile warnings where required
Step visibility
Drain-cover openings
Wheelchair movement
Local accessibility regulations

Limestone in Wet Landscapes

Wet conditions may occur around:

Swimming pools
Fountains
Water channels
Irrigated planting
Outdoor showers
Coastal landscapes
Shaded garden paths

The design should address:

Slip resistance
Drainage
Algae
Water chemistry
Joint maintenance
Cleaning
Sealing
Surface slope

Limestone in Cold Climates

Cold-climate landscape projects should evaluate:

Freeze–thaw performance
Water absorption
Saturation
Sub-base drainage
Snow
Ice
De-icing chemicals
Frost heave
Joint design
Pool winterisation

The selected limestone and complete installation system should be evaluated together.

Limestone in Hot Climates

Hot-climate projects should consider:

Direct sunlight
Surface temperature
Thermal movement
Expansion joints
Irrigation
Dust
Pool chemicals
Plant staining
Cleaning frequency

Coastal Landscape Projects

Coastal landscapes may expose limestone to:

Salt spray
High humidity
Wind-driven rain
Salt deposits
Frequent wetting and drying
Sand abrasion
Organic growth

Coastal design should consider:

Appropriate stone selection
Effective drainage
Regular rinsing
Corrosion-resistant fixings
Joint materials
Cleaning access
Maintenance

Tree and Plant Staining

Landscape stone may be exposed to:

Leaves
Fruit
Flowers
Sap
Soil
Fertilisers
Irrigation water
Rust from garden furniture
Plant pots

The planting plan should consider the maintenance implications of trees and plants adjacent to pale limestone.

Irrigation

Irrigation systems should be designed to avoid unnecessary repeated wetting of stone.

Potential issues include:

Mineral deposits
Dark wet patches
Algae
Soil staining
Fertiliser marks
Salt accumulation

Drip irrigation may reduce uncontrolled overspray in some designs.

Limestone Water Absorption

Limestone is naturally porous.

Water absorption may influence:

Staining
Darkening when wet
Freeze–thaw suitability
Salt exposure
Algae
Sealer selection
Maintenance

Surface finish alone does not determine overall water absorption.

Landscape Limestone Technical Evaluation

Depending on the application, technical evaluation may include:

Water absorption
Apparent density
Open porosity
Compressive strength
Flexural strength
Abrasion resistance
Freeze–thaw resistance
Salt crystallisation
Slip resistance
Breaking load
Petrographic analysis

Required test methods should be identified by qualified project professionals.

Abrasion and Traffic

Higher-traffic landscape areas may include:

Hotel entrances
Commercial plazas
Restaurant terraces
Pool decks
Public walkways
Garden event spaces

The design should consider:

Stone abrasion resistance
Grit
Cleaning equipment
Furniture
Service carts
Vehicle crossover
Replacement access
Maintenance frequency

Limestone Sealing for Landscapes

A suitable breathable sealer may be considered depending on:

Limestone porosity
Surface finish
Pool exposure
Food and drink exposure
Irrigation
Planting
Pollution
Traffic
Maintenance expectations

The sealer should:

Be suitable for limestone
Be tested on samples
Avoid undesirable darkening
Avoid excessive gloss
Avoid unacceptable slip changes
Allow vapour movement where required
Be compatible with outdoor exposure

Sealing does not make limestone waterproof, acid proof or maintenance free.

Cleaning Landscape Limestone

Recommended general practices include:

Use pH-neutral natural stone cleaners
Remove soil, sand and leaves regularly
Clean spills promptly
Avoid acidic products
Avoid vinegar
Avoid harsh descaling chemicals
Keep drains clear
Remove organic growth carefully
Test cleaning methods
Avoid uncontrolled aggressive pressure washing

Pressure Washing

Controlled pressure washing may be suitable for selected exterior limestone, but excessive pressure can damage:

Stone surfaces
Natural pores
Filling
Grout
Joints
Sealants
Bedding

Pressure, nozzle type, distance and cleaning products should be tested in a small area.

Limestone and Acid Exposure

Limestone contains calcium carbonate and is sensitive to acids.

Potential landscape sources include:

Acidic cleaning products
Certain pool chemicals
Fertilisers
Food and drink
Vinegar
Citrus
Some construction cleaners

Acid exposure may cause etching or surface discolouration.

Material Samples for Landscape Designers

Samples help evaluate:

Colour
Fossils
Pores
Surface texture
Brushing or sandblasting level
Tumbled edge character
Sealer effect
Wet appearance
Compatibility with planting and water

Samples should be reviewed:

In direct sunlight
In shade
When dry
When wet
Beside planting
Beside façade materials
Near pool finishes

Colour-Range Samples

A representative colour range may show:

Lightest acceptable tone
Darkest acceptable tone
Typical fossils
Typical pores
Shell distribution
Sedimentary markings
Natural surface response

One small sample should not be treated as a complete representation of a large landscape installation.

Full-Size Landscape Mock-Ups

Mock-ups may include:

Pavers
Joints
Grout
Bedding
Pool coping
Drain covers
Wall caps
Stair treads
Sealer
Adjacent planting
Lighting
Wet-surface review

A mock-up can help confirm:

Colour range
Pattern
Joint width
Surface finish
Edge profile
Drainage
Installation quality
Overall visual character

Dry Layouts

Selected landscape products may be dry laid before packing.

Suitable applications include:

Pool coping
Courtyard paving
Entrance areas
Large-format pavers
Curved paths
Patterned floors
Water-feature components

Dry layouts help review:

Colour distribution
Fossil distribution
Pattern balance
Joint alignment
Curved geometry
Piece numbering
Overall appearance

Colour Blending

Stone may be blended according to:

Pool area
Courtyard
Garden zone
Pathway
Terrace
Villa
Hotel building
Landscape phase
Product type

Colour blending helps distribute natural variation throughout a project.

Piece Numbering

Custom landscape pieces may be numbered according to:

Pool
Pathway
Staircase
Planter
Wall
Water feature
Garden zone
Villa
Hotel area
Installation sequence
Crate number

Piece numbering is especially useful for:

Curved coping
Curved planters
Radius steps
Water features
Entrance monuments
Custom patterns

Packaging by Landscape Zone

Crates may be organised according to:

Swimming pool
Courtyard
Terrace
Garden path
Entrance plaza
Staircase
Villa
Hotel zone
Water feature
Construction phase

Zone-based packaging can reduce:

Double handling
Search time
Unnecessary unpacking
Site congestion
Damage
Installation delays

Export Packaging

Packaging may include:

Reinforced wooden crates
Pallets
A-frame supports
Foam separators
Protective sheets
Edge guards
Bullnose protection
Custom internal supports
Piece labels
Crate lists

The packaging method depends on:

Product weight
Thickness
Surface finish
Edge profiles
Curved geometry
Transport route
Site unloading

Landscape Stone Production Process

A typical production process may include:

Review of landscape plans
Limestone selection
Material sampling
Colour-range approval
Surface-finish approval
Product and profile review
Pool and pathway drawing review
Cutting-list preparation
Block and slab selection
Primary cutting
Thickness calibration
Surface finishing
CNC fabrication
Edge profiling
Curved cutting
Drain and fixing preparation
Dimensional inspection
Dry layout where required
Piece numbering
Packaging by landscape zone
Crate-list preparation
International shipment

Landscape Limestone Quality Control

Factory quality control may include:

Block and slab inspection
Colour-range review
Fossil and pore assessment
Product dimensions
Thickness
Squareness
Flatness
Surface finish
Edge profiles
Curved radii
Drain slots
Hole positions
Piece numbering
Packaging

Site Measurement and Verification

Final measurements may be required for:

Pool shells
Curved walls
Planters
Staircases
Existing gardens
Entrance monuments
Water features
Retaining-wall caps
Irregular paths

Production based on unverified dimensions may create installation conflicts.

Landscape Drawings and Cutting Lists

Useful production information includes:

Overall plans
Enlarged landscape details
Pool plans
Paving layouts
Stair sections
Wall-cap sections
Planter details
Water-feature drawings
Product schedules
Cutting lists
CAD files
Physical templates

CAD and Digital Files

Useful formats may include:

DWG
DXF
PDF
Three-dimensional geometry
CNC-compatible profiles
Survey data
Scanned templates

Files should clearly identify:

Units
Scale
Revision
Finished faces
Orientation
Joint widths
Required tolerances

Physical Templates

Physical templates may be useful for:

Existing curved pools
Irregular planters
Garden stairs
Water features
Restoration landscapes
Existing wall caps
Custom pathways

Templates should be stable, labelled and dimensionally checked.

Revision Control

Every project document should clearly show:

Revision number
Revision date
Approval status
Issued-for-production status
Changed dimensions
Changed quantities
Superseded drawings

Late revisions may affect production, packaging and delivery.

Landscape Project Phasing

Large landscapes may be divided into phases such as:

Main entrance
Pool area
Villa gardens
Hotel courtyards
Restaurant terraces
Garden pathways
Water features
Final replacement pieces

Production and packing can follow the agreed project sequence.

Value Engineering for Landscape Stone

Value engineering may improve material yield and installation efficiency.

Possible reviews include:

Standardising paver sizes
Repeating coping profiles
Reducing unique curved pieces
Optimising paver dimensions to slab sizes
Segmenting oversized stone
Using mitred rather than solid components
Simplifying hidden edges
Coordinating wall-cap widths
Reducing unnecessary thickness where technically appropriate
Organising packaging by zone

Value engineering should not compromise safety, drainage, performance or design intent.

Designing for Material Yield

Stone yield may be affected by:

Paver sizes
Curved pieces
Large-format panels
Edge profiles
Product thickness
Cutting direction
Fossil orientation
Colour range
Custom shapes

Repeated dimensions can improve production efficiency.

Designing for Installation

Installation-friendly landscape design may include:

Logical product sizes
Repeated modules
Clear joint widths
Numbered curved pieces
Practical corner units
Defined slopes
Accessible drains
Replacement access
Zone-based packaging

Designing for Maintenance

Landscape designers should consider:

Cleaning access
Drainage
Irrigation
Plant staining
Pool chemicals
Replacement pieces
Spare stock
Sealer renewal
Joint maintenance
Pressure-washing limitations
Access beneath removable drain covers

Spare Landscape Stone

Spare material is recommended for:

Pavers
Pool coping
Stair treads
Wall caps
Curved pieces
Custom drain covers
Water-feature components
Stepping stones

Stone from the original production batch may provide better visual compatibility than material ordered years later.

Landscape Installation

Installation should be completed by experienced natural stone contractors.

Depending on the product, installation may involve:

Natural stone adhesive
Mortar beds
Exterior bedding systems
Compacted bases
Pedestals
Mechanical support
Waterproof membranes
Drainage layers
Movement joints
Grout
Open joints

The correct system depends on:

Product size
Thickness
Loading
Substrate
Climate
Moisture
Drainage
Local regulations

Base Preparation

The base should be designed according to:

Pedestrian or vehicle use
Soil conditions
Drainage
Frost conditions
Paver thickness
Installation system
Settlement risk
Edge restraint

Poor base preparation may lead to:

Movement
Cracking
Uneven surfaces
Water accumulation
Joint failure
Trip hazards

Movement Joints

Movement joints should be coordinated with:

Structural joints
Large paved areas
Building edges
Swimming pools
Retaining walls
Changes in substrate
Temperature exposure
Different materials
Existing construction

Grout and Joint Materials

Joint materials should be selected according to:

Joint width
Surface finish
Pore structure
Drainage
Movement
Exterior exposure
Cleaning
Staining risk
Local climate

Textured limestone should be tested before full grouting because grout residue may be difficult to remove.

Construction-Phase Protection

Installed landscape stone should be protected from:

Cement
Paint
Oil
Rust
Welding
Metal grinding
Heavy machinery
Scaffolding
Soil stockpiles
Fertilisers
Acidic cleaning
Standing water

DMR Limestone Support for Landscape Designers

Our support may include:

Turkish limestone samples
Colour-range samples
Surface-finish samples
Pool-coping profiles
Paver-size development
Custom wall-cap profiles
Full-size mock-up pieces
Curved fabrication
Cut-to-size production
CNC machining
Dry layouts
Piece numbering
Landscape-zone packaging
Export packing
Project-specific quotations

Why Landscape Designers Work with DMR Limestone

DMR Limestone combines Turkish natural stone supply with custom landscape-stone manufacturing.

Our capabilities include:

Turkish limestone
Limra limestone
White limestone
Antalya limestone
Beige limestone
Honed limestone
Tumbled limestone
Brushed limestone
Sandblasted limestone
Exterior pavers
Pool coping
Pool-deck stone
Garden pathways
Stepping stones
Exterior stairs
Wall caps
Pier caps
Planter coping
Seating walls
Benches
Water-feature components
Entrance monuments
Custom signs
Curved limestone
Cut-to-size manufacturing
CNC fabrication
Piece-numbered production
Landscape-zone packaging
Export-oriented packing

From private villa gardens and swimming pools to hotels, resorts and commercial landscapes, DMR Limestone can manufacture coordinated natural stone products according to approved landscape-design requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions for Landscape Designers

Does DMR Limestone work with landscape designers?

Yes. We work with landscape architects, garden designers, pool designers, contractors, architects and developers.

At which project stage should a landscape designer contact a limestone supplier?

Early contact is useful during material selection, paving-module development, pool design and preliminary budgeting.

Can you recommend limestone for a landscape project?

Suitable options can be reviewed according to colour, application, finish, climate, dimensions and intended traffic.

Can limestone samples be supplied?

Yes. Material, finish, colour-range, paver, coping and edge-profile samples may be prepared.

Can samples be reviewed outdoors?

Yes. Outdoor review is recommended because sunlight, shade and moisture affect the appearance of natural stone.

Can colour-range samples be supplied?

Yes. Representative range samples help demonstrate expected natural variation.

Can full-size landscape mock-ups be produced?

Full-size pavers, coping, steps, wall caps and other selected mock-up pieces may be produced where agreed.

Can several finishes be compared?

Yes. Honed, tumbled, brushed and sandblasted surfaces may be compared on suitable limestone selections.

Can one limestone be used throughout the garden?

Selected limestone may be used across paving, pools, steps and walls, although finishes and thicknesses may differ.

Can limestone match the building façade?

Yes. Landscape stone may be coordinated with façade limestone by colour, finish and joint layout.

Can limestone be used for modern landscapes?

Yes. Large-format pavers, linear paths and straight-edge coping are suitable for contemporary designs.

Can limestone be used for Mediterranean landscapes?

Yes. Beige, cream, brushed and tumbled limestone are especially compatible with Mediterranean design.

Can limestone be used for courtyards?

Yes. Large-format, modular, tumbled, brushed and sandblasted products may be used.

Can limestone be used for terraces?

Yes. The product should be selected according to exposure, loading, drainage and slip resistance.

Can limestone be used for garden paths?

Yes. Pavers, stepping stones, random lengths, curved pieces and borders can be manufactured.

Can custom stepping stones be produced?

Yes. Rectangular, circular, oval, irregular and custom geometric stones can be made.

Can stepping stones be supplied in large sizes?

Yes, subject to stone properties, thickness, handling and support requirements.

Can limestone be used in gravel gardens?

Yes. Individual stepping stones and defined path units can be installed within gravel systems.

Can limestone be used for French-pattern paving?

Yes. Modular French-pattern sets can be produced with approved dimensions and ratios.

Can random-length paving be produced?

Yes. Random-length products may be supplied with controlled widths and length ranges.

Can plank-format pavers be produced?

Yes. Long rectangular limestone pavers may be manufactured where suitable.

Can large-format pavers be produced?

Yes. Maximum practical dimensions depend on the stone, thickness, handling and installation.

Can limestone be used for commercial plazas?

Selected limestone may be suitable when traffic, thickness, abrasion, drainage and installation are evaluated.

Can limestone be used in vehicle areas?

Selected thick pavers may be suitable when the full pavement system is engineered for vehicle loads.

Can limestone be used for driveways?

Yes, for suitable projects and products, subject to professional base and loading design.

Can limestone be used around swimming pools?

Selected limestone with an appropriate finish may be used around pools.

Which limestone finish is suitable for pools?

Brushed and sandblasted finishes are often considered, but final suitability should be verified through testing.

Is textured limestone automatically non-slip?

No. Slip performance depends on the stone, finish, wear, slope, cleaning and wet conditions.

Can pool coping be manufactured?

Yes. Straight, bullnose, drop-face, curved and infinity-pool coping may be produced.

Can curved pool coping be manufactured?

Yes. Accurate pool dimensions, radii, widths, thicknesses and joint details are required.

Can limestone be used for infinity pools?

Yes. Overflow edges, drop-face coping, channel covers and custom transitions may be manufactured.

Can pool drain covers be produced in limestone?

Yes. Custom drain-cover stone may be produced according to structural and drainage-system details.

Does limestone remain cool around swimming pools?

No natural stone should be assumed to remain cool under all weather conditions.

Can limestone be used around saltwater pools?

Selected stone may be suitable, but salt, pool chemistry, cleaning and maintenance must be evaluated.

Can limestone be used for exterior stairs?

Yes. Treads, risers, landings, solid steps and curved steps can be manufactured.

Can anti-slip grooves be added to steps?

Yes. Grooves and inserts can be produced according to approved details.

Can solid limestone garden steps be manufactured?

Yes. Solid block steps may be produced subject to handling, foundation and transport requirements.

Can floating limestone steps be produced?

Stone pieces can be manufactured, but the supporting structure must be professionally engineered.

Can curved garden stairs be manufactured?

Yes. Accurate radii, step dimensions and joint positions are required.

Can limestone be used for wall cladding?

Yes. Landscape walls, entrance walls and retaining-wall structures may be clad with limestone.

Can limestone be used as a retaining wall?

The structural retaining system must be professionally engineered. Limestone may be used as masonry or cladding according to the design.

Can wall caps be manufactured?

Yes. Flat, sloped, saddleback, bullnose, curved and seating-wall caps can be produced.

Can curved wall caps be produced?

Yes. Accurate wall radii, widths and joint information are required.

Can seating-wall caps be manufactured?

Yes. Custom widths, thicknesses and comfortable edge profiles may be produced.

Can pier caps be produced?

Yes. Flat, pyramid, hipped, round, moulded and lighting-ready caps may be manufactured.

Can planter coping be produced?

Yes. Straight and curved planter caps can be manufactured.

Can limestone be used for raised garden beds?

Yes. Limestone may be used for coping, wall cladding and selected structural masonry designs.

Can custom garden benches be produced?

Yes. Solid, slab-supported and curved limestone benches may be manufactured.

Can limestone be used for water features?

Yes. Basin coping, channels, fountain surrounds, spillways and custom components can be produced.

Can fountain coping be curved?

Yes. Circular and custom curved components can be manufactured from approved geometry.

Can limestone water channels be produced?

Yes. Custom channel, rill and cascade components may be fabricated according to drawings.

Can entrance monuments be manufactured?

Yes. Stone monuments, signs, logo walls and address markers can be produced.

Can logos be carved into limestone?

Yes. CNC engraving, recessed lettering and relief carving may be used.

Can lighting recesses be added to stone?

Yes. Holes and recesses may be machined according to approved electrical and waterproofing details.

Can columns and capitals be supplied for gardens?

Yes. Round, square, fluted and custom columns and capitals can be manufactured.

Can balustrades be supplied?

Yes. Balusters, rails and posts can be produced according to approved drawings.

Do you structurally design balustrades?

No. Structural and safety design must be completed by qualified professionals.

Can outdoor fireplace stone be manufactured?

Yes. Fireplace surrounds, hearths and wall components may be produced.

Can limestone be cut to custom dimensions?

Yes. Pavers, coping, steps, caps, benches and water-feature stone can be made to project sizes.

Can curved limestone be manufactured?

Yes. Curved coping, caps, walls, steps and water-feature components can be produced.

Can limestone be mitred?

Yes. Mitred coping, wall caps, steps, benches and landscape features may be fabricated.

Can CNC fabrication be used?

Yes. CNC production may include curved cutting, profiling, grooving, drainage slots, lettering and carving.

Which thicknesses are available?

Possible thicknesses range from standard paving products to thick solid landscape components.

How should paver thickness be selected?

Thickness should reflect stone properties, product dimensions, support, traffic, climate and installation.

Can exact colour uniformity be guaranteed?

No. Limestone is natural stone and may vary in colour, fossils, pores and geological markings.

Can stone be blended by landscape zone?

Yes. Material may be blended according to pool, courtyard, path, terrace or villa area.

Can stone be dry laid before shipment?

Selected paving, coping, curved pieces and patterns may be dry laid.

Can every custom piece be numbered?

Yes. Curved and cut-to-size components can be numbered according to the landscape plan.

Can packaging follow the installation sequence?

Yes. Crates can be organised by pool, courtyard, path, villa, terrace or project phase.

Can limestone be used in wet climates?

Selected materials may be suitable, but drainage, algae, slip resistance and maintenance should be considered.

Can limestone be used in cold climates?

Selected stone may be suitable, subject to freeze–thaw, saturation, drainage and installation evaluation.

Can limestone be used in hot climates?

Yes. Light-coloured limestone is widely used, but surface temperature and thermal movement should be assessed.

Can limestone be used in coastal landscapes?

Yes, provided salt exposure, drainage, rinsing and corrosion-resistant metalwork are addressed.

Can irrigation damage limestone?

Repeated mineral-rich overspray, fertiliser and poor drainage may cause deposits or staining.

Can tree leaves stain pale limestone?

Leaves, fruit, soil and organic matter may stain stone if left on the surface.

Does landscape limestone need sealing?

A suitable sealer may be considered depending on the stone, finish, exposure and maintenance strategy.

Does sealing make limestone waterproof?

No. Sealing may reduce absorption but does not replace drainage or waterproofing.

Can sealing affect slip resistance?

Some treatments may affect surface performance and should be tested.

Is limestone acid resistant?

No. Limestone is sensitive to acidic cleaners, vinegar, citrus and some pool chemicals.

How should exterior limestone be cleaned?

Use pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and avoid uncontrolled acidic or aggressive cleaning.

Can pressure washing be used?

Controlled pressure may be suitable for selected surfaces, but the method should be tested first.

Can technical test information be supplied?

Available information depends on the selected limestone and required standards.

Can limestone be used for accessible pathways?

Potentially, when joint width, surface stability, slip resistance and level changes meet applicable accessibility requirements.

Can custom drain covers be manufactured?

Yes. Stone drain covers can be cut according to approved structural and drainage details.

Should spare landscape stone be ordered?

Yes. Spare pavers, coping and custom pieces from the original batch are recommended.

Can replacement pieces be produced later?

Yes, but later natural stone may not match the original batch exactly.

Can material be reserved for future landscape phases?

Reservation depends on material availability, quantity, timing and commercial agreement.

Can DMR Limestone support value engineering?

Paver dimensions, profiles, repetition, segmentation and thickness can be reviewed to improve manufacturability.

What information is needed for preliminary pricing?

Please provide:

Project type
Project location
Delivery destination
Landscape plans
Preferred limestone colours
Product categories
Approximate dimensions
Approximate quantities
Surface finishes
Target programme

What information is required for final production?

Final production normally requires:

Approved material
Approved colour range
Approved finish
Final drawings
Final dimensions
Thicknesses
Edge profiles
Quantities
Curved geometry
Piece references
Packaging instructions
Approved revisions

Request Landscape Limestone Samples and Pricing

Are you designing a villa garden, hotel landscape, resort, swimming pool, courtyard, commercial plaza or outdoor living area?

Contact DMR Limestone to request:

Turkish limestone samples
Limra limestone
White limestone
Antalya limestone
Beige limestone
Honed limestone
Tumbled limestone
Brushed limestone
Sandblasted limestone
Colour-range samples
Full-size landscape mock-ups
Limestone pavers
Large-format pavers
French-pattern limestone
Random-length paving
Stepping stones
Garden pathways
Pool coping
Pool-deck stone
Infinity-pool components
Exterior stairs
Solid garden steps
Wall caps
Pier caps
Planter coping
Seating-wall caps
Garden benches
Water-feature stone
Drain covers
Entrance monuments
Property signs
Columns and capitals
Balustrades
Curved limestone
Custom cut-to-size production
CNC fabrication
Piece-numbered manufacturing
Landscape-zone packaging
Project-specific pricing

Send us your landscape plans, pool drawings, preferred limestone, required finishes, dimensions, quantities, project location and delivery destination to receive material recommendations and a customised quotation.

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