Fa'asinomaga Ma'a Fa'alenatura -fa'apipi'i ma'a

Talosaga e le gata: steppers, pavers, tile i totonu o patios, vaituloto tuaoi, vai, faʻatoʻaga, edging ma isi faʻafanua.

Autumn rose fala fa'anatura ma'a fu'a

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. 

Ia mautinoa e asiasi i lau faleoloa lata ane o Patio Town e te va'ai mo oe lava i le tele o ituaiga o ma'a puipui ma ma'a fu'a o lo'o maua.

A'oa'o atili e uiga i ituaiga o ma'a fu'a i luga o le Halquist Stone 'upega tafaʻilagi.

O nisi mea e mafaufau i ai: 

• Wall Stone e masani lava 8" lautele
• Ole pito papa e masani ona 4" lautele. 
• E le fautuaina le Fu'a mo auala ta'avale po'o nofoaga ta'avale.