Paving paths with granite paving stones is a classic of construction, as it is an aesthetic, practical and very durable material. 
Due to its physical and chemical characteristics, granite is chosen for laying both in public places: crosswalks, streets, squares, sidewalks, and private yards. It is highly resistant to abrasion, weathering and aesthetic appeal.

Advantages of granite paving stones

1. Strength and durability - granite is one of the strongest natural stones in the world. This property makes granite paving stones for streets the most durable material that serves for hundreds of years without the need for repair. 
2. Practicality is another of the most important functions of stone paving stones. The top of each element is heat-treated, which creates a roughness to prevent slipping in any weather. If the paving stones are chipped, the top has an uneven surface, which also serves as a good grafting of the coated foot.
3. Environmental friendliness - this is a natural material that does not emit anything harmful into the atmosphere, each deposit has an appropriate radiation certificate, which confirms the possibility of using products from them without restrictions.

4. Aesthetics - the choice of colours, structures and the ability to produce any size of granite paving stones was given to us by nature. Therefore, we offer you to decorate your landscape design or local streets in the form that suits us best.
 

Types of paving stones and their use

Paving stones for streets and paths can be different, so let's take a look at their types:
1. Sawn - paving stones are made by cutting the stone with saws that create absolutely flat sides. The top of such paving stones is heat-treated for better adhesion, especially in cold weather after precipitation.
2. Chipped paving stones - paving stones that have 4 sawn sides, and the top and bottom of the paving stones are chipped, that is, they have a natural irregularity, a torn effect.
3. Chipped - paving stones with all 6 sides chipped, one of the oldest forms.
Stone paving stones were widely used in the world, with China being one of the first to pave streets in the 7th century BC.
Since the advent of asphalt, granite paving stones have been used in the city centres, especially to create a high-quality surface and to decorate the place. Parks, squares, fountains - they are also used in stone paving stones.

How to lay granite paving stones correctly

Both paving slabs and granite paving stones require specialised paving craftsmen, because the quality of installation will determine the ease of use of this material on roads, sidewalks or private yards.

So, here are the main stages of laying granite paving stones:

1. Preparation of the base - levelling the surface, tamping, covering it evenly with crushed stone;
2. Stone paving stones are laid by hand, pressing the sides tightly together;
3.  Grouting the joints - fill the joints between the paving stones with a sand-cement mixture;
4. Cleaning.

Conclusion
Paving paths with granite paving stones is a great way to create stylish, durable and functional outdoor areas. Granite paving stones have numerous advantages, such as strength, weather resistance, aesthetic appeal and environmental friendliness. Choosing the right type of paving stones and adhering to the laying technology will ensure the durability and aesthetic appearance of your paths for many years.