Putumōhio Kohatu Maori -whakapiri kohatu

He mutunga kore nga tono: he hikoi, he paera, he tapapa i roto i nga patio, nga taitapa harotoroto, nga ahuatanga o te wai, nga kai whakatō, te tapatahi me etahi atu ahuatanga whakapaipai whenua.

He whariki karaehe maori te rohi ngahuru

The colors and shapes of natural stone can enhance your landscape design with a rustic look. Irregular-shaped flagstone works well as stepping stones and accents, while cut natural stone is often used for patios and as column caps. With a natural non-skid surface, flagstone is perfect for walkways, sidewalks, paths and trails. You'll want to think of your design with flagstone as a puzzle, with the irregular shapes fitting along one another. The use of contrasting colored stone can create added interest in a flagstone surface. Flagstone can also complement and contrast with concrete pavers and other hardscape materials as a border or accent, creating an artistic look. 

Kia kaha ki te toro atu ki to te toa tata o Patio Town kia kite koe i nga momo momo kohatu pakitara me te kowhatu hakihaki kei a matou.

Ako atu mo nga momo kohatu haki kei runga i te pae tukutuku Halquist Stone.

Ko etahi mea hei whakaaro: 

• Ko te Kohatu Taiepa he 8" te whanui
• He 4" te whanui o te tapa toka. 
• Kaore i te tūtohutia te kowhatu kara mo nga huarahi taraiwa me nga waahi waka.