Bluestone Stair Treads

These Bluestone Stair Treads offer a durable and stylish solution for outdoor staircases. Made from high-quality bluestone, these treads are resistant to wear and tear, providing a safe and long-lasting option for your stairs. With a clean and modern look, they will enhance the aesthetic of any outdoor space.

Bluestone Stair Treads: Bluestone is recommended for pool and spa areas with non-slip properties associated with thermal Bluestone. Terraces: Many homeowners opt for natural crevices of bluestone or other cuts to create beautiful terraces. These terraces are ideal for outdoor living with Mediterranean, modern, contemporary or old themes. The natural colour palette of the spotted bluestone cuts complements and accentuates garden areas. Patches: Unique colours, tones, textures and styles can be used to complement pools, spas and other indoor and outdoor recreation areas. 

There are three primary types of large bluestone pavers surfaces that are sold for residential and commercial use. Heat treatment of the bluestone driveway pavers creates non-slip surfaces, resulting in texture and grooves. Thermal bluestone is a type of bluestone used on driveways, pavements, sidewalks, terraces and deck surfaces that must be non-slip. 

This question often arises when it comes to sawn bluestone terraces because there are different varieties of bluestone paving stones. To the untrained eye, all natural bluestone paverslook the same, but there are a number of differences in effect, cost, appearance and laying method. 

Limestone is composed of shell fossils of a large number of small shell animals billions of years ago, so it is also called the "stone of life". The main production areas are mostly in France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and other European countries. China has very few mine reserves. This kind of stone is extremely rare. It is called leather in stone by the industry, and it is mostly used in the most luxurious buildings to show its value.

Limestone is a crystalline rock formed by the accumulation of rocks, cuttings, shellfish, corals and other alluvial deposits under the seabed hundreds of millions of years ago through climate and crustal changes. Due to the different ages of sedimentation, it undergoes dramatic changes in geothermal and crustal pressure. Later, the stone with different hardness and softness is called limestone.