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Natural stone steps and water feature in a tropical landscape

Application

Landscape

Steps, walls, water features and garden stone

Landscape work uses natural stone in more forms than architecture does: steps and risers, retaining and boundary walls, stepping stones, water feature linings, pebble and river stone, and edging.

Indonesian stone suits this work because the same palette covers everything — dark lava and andesite for structure and paths, green stone for water, pale limestone for walls and detail — so a garden can be built from one supplier and one shipment.

For landscape projects we normally quote a mixed container, combining several stones and formats in one shipment.

Stone steps beside a garden water feature

What matters here

Specification notes

Mixed shipments
Landscape projects rarely need a full container of one item. We consolidate several stones and formats into one container and mark each crate by element.
Steps and risers
Step treads are produced in heavier sections with a finished nosing. Send the step section and we will produce to it.
Water features
Stone in permanent contact with water should be selected and sealed with that exposure in mind. Green stone and lava stone are commonly used.
Weathering
Natural stone changes appearance outdoors over time. Expect the surface to develop a patina; this is normal and not a defect.

Gallery

Landscape in built work

Resort landscape with natural stone paving and pool
Stone paving through planted landscape

FAQ

Landscape — questions buyers ask

Can you combine several stones in one container?

Yes. Mixed containers are common for landscape projects; each crate is marked by element so the site can identify material on arrival.

Natural stone steps and water feature in a tropical landscape

Request a quotation

Quoting a landscape project?

Send the drawing, the areas, the finish and the destination port. We will return a quantity breakdown and a quotation.