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We carry gorgeous Sweetwater sandstone, Bluestone, Lompoc, and Granite cobblestones that are square cut and tumbled to provide rustic charm.
Bourget Flagstone Co. is a unique supplier of tumbled and sawcut natural stone cobblestones. Our cobblestones provide a contemporary alternative to irregular flagstone or concrete pavers.
Visit our natural stone showroom at 1810 Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica, or give us a call 310.829.4010, x 721
Bluestone is a beautiful blue gray, green, brown and rust colored sandstone, that is ideal for use as paving.
Bluestone Cobblestone Pavers Sizes:
6″x6″x2″ tumbled squares.
Coverage: 6″x6″ squares – 4 pc = 1 sq./ft.
Bourget Flagstone Co. is a unique supplier of tumbled and sawcut natural stone cobblestones. These gorgeous pavers provide charm and character by giving depth and rich texture to hardscape design. Our cobblestones provide a contemporary alternative to irregular flagstone or concrete pavers.
are made of rich, beautiful Oklahoma sandstone with a dark to light brown color variance tumbled and cut into 4×4 cobbles to create a beautiful rustic patio, driveway, or veneer.
Multi Blend Sweetwater Cobblestone Paver SIZES:
4″x4″x2″ (covers 65 sq ft per ton)
4″x4″x4″ (covers 45 sq ft per ton)
Bourget Flagstone Co. is a unique supplier of tumbled and sawcut natural stone cobblestones. These gorgeous pavers provide charm and character by giving depth and rich texture to hardscape design.
Few things add impact and timeless charm to a home like incorporating the use of wall rock does. It's ability to create dramatic designs while maintaining an almost old world feel is not easily replicated using other elements.
From Kansas Rubble, to Bluestone Quarry to Chocolate Moss Sandstone, Bourget Flagstone Co. carries an unmatched selection of products to satisfy almost any demand.
Visit our natural stone showroom at 1810 Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica to see all that we carry in stock. You can also call us at 310.829.4010, x 721 and we will be more than happy to assist you.
