Who is the colorful mosaic paving suitable for?

It is aimed at garden and landscape designers as well as building owners who want to design paths, terraces or borders with a small-scale natural stone look; you can find other formats in our Granite Paving category .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical applications and points you should clarify before buying:

• Garden paths and terrace areas
• Borders and bed edging
• Patterns, arches and ornaments in paved surfaces
• Combination with larger granite formats
• Predominantly pedestrian areas rather than driving surfaces
• View color mix in advance at Keuck
• Calculate quantity including allowance for waste and breakage
• Plan for a load-bearing, frost-resistant substructure.

Your advantage: creative freedom in a small format

The small format follows tight radii and arcs and can be laid out to create patterns that are hardly possible with large stones.

Choose the appropriate granite format

The decisive factors are the subsequent load on the surface and the desired appearance.

Mosaic paving 4/6 or small paving stones

Mosaic paving is mainly used on sidewalks and for patterns; for driveways and parking spaces, a larger format such as granite paving 8/11 cm is common.

Calculate your needs correctly

Divide the area by approximately 8.5 m² per ton; for 20 m² of path area, this results in approximately 2.4 tonnes without surcharge.

Deployment and operational limits

Mosaic paving stones are generally laid using an unbound construction method on a bedding of gravel or crushed sand; the many small stones increase the installation effort. The product page does not specify the origin, stone height, or test values ​​according to DIN EN 1342.

Product features at a glance

Technical specifications: Granite paving stones 4/6 cm, assorted colors (blue, yellow, brown)

The information is taken from the article title and the shop details; origin, stone height and test values ​​according to DIN EN 1342 are not specified there.