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Can you tell me the kind of pavers that were used?

13 years ago

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NRD Landscape Design Build
13 years ago
Thanks for your question. The pavers in the foreground are UniLock Richcliff. The circular border is a natural stone called Chilton (we cut it onsite for the border) and the interior of the circle is cut and patterned New York Bluestone. Hope that helps.

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