Edenstone - Reefstone Rectangular Pavers

Our Edenstone Reefstone Rectangular Pavers are concrete pavers available in shades of Chalk, Charcoal, and Macchiato Brown. They are designed to create statement pathways for modern landscape designs and are often used in patios and outdoor entertaining areas, pathways and walkways, courtyards, and around pools.

Yes. Edenstone Reefstone Rectangular Pavers are suitable for a range of outdoor landscaping applications, including patios, pathways, and pool surrounds. They are made from durable concrete, making them a practical option for outdoor areas, while their textured finish provides a natural stone appearance that complements gardens and creates a more natural look.

Note: For pool areas, we recommend following the manufacturer's installation requirements to adhere to safety requirements and ensure your pavers are installed correctly and securely.

Installing Edenstone Reefstone Rectangular Pavers requires a properly prepared base to ensure a stable and long-lasting surface. We recommend following the manufacturer's installation requirements, but the general process is as follows:

Step 1: Plan the layout and determine the desired pattern.
Step 2: Prepare and excavate the area as required.
Step 3: Install and compact a suitable base material
Step 4: Lay the pavers evenly with consistent spacing.
Step 5: Cut pavers where required to complete edges and corners.
Step 6: Fill the joints with suitable paving sand and compact the surface.

The above instructions apply if you are using Reefstone as a paving solution. Many customers also use these pavers as steppers, which has different installation requirements.

The number of Edenstone Reefstone Rectangular Pavers required depends on the size of your project area and the layout pattern you choose. These pavers measure 800 × 400 × 40mm, making them a large-format paver. They are commonly used to create garden pathways, landscaping walkways, and other feature areas.

To calculate how many pavers you need for your project, measure the length and width of the area to be paved and calculate the total square metres required. Each paver covers approximately 0.32m², excluding joint spacing. Divide your total area by 0.32 to estimate the number of pavers required, then allow an additional 5–10% for cuts, breakages, and future repairs.