Our tagline for the Park Stone is “The Northwest’s Most Versatile Paver” because that is exactly what it is. It is one of our favorite pavers here at Western Interlock. Park Stone has a classic, rectangular shape that is reminiscent of old European streets. It is strong, enduring, and available for purchase in a wide variety of colors. It also comes in four different finishes:
Park Stone is part of the Leiden Collection—the most popular family of stones at Western Interlock—and it blends in perfectly with iconic Pacific Northwest yard décor.
One of the most appealing things about Park & Plaza is its reliable functionality. The stone is strong enough for a variety of settings and uses. You can easily implement Park & Plaza in a place as heavily used as your driveway, but it is also perfect for a classic, old-fashioned walking path.
Think of any hardscape you might want to install and the Park & Plaza Stone will work well aesthetically and structurally in that setting.
What are some of the benefits of Park and Plaza? Why is it such a great option? Let’s look at three of the top reasons you may want to use it in your next hardscape project.
Park Stone is part of the Leiden collection, as mentioned before, which means there are several other stones that can naturally be used with Park and Plaza. The Leiden collection includes the Plaza, Holland, and Rotundo stones, giving endless options to mix and match and create unique patterns, textures, and borders.
Park Stone is composed of a low moisture concrete mixture. It is created under high pressure and with a low-frequency vibration. This process produces a very dense stone that is low in water absorption (less than 5%), and high in compressive strength PSI (above 8,000). This process produces a stone that can endure heavy weight without damage and makes it ideal for any place you may want to install it.
Park and Plaza is a beautiful, basic paver that can be purchased at a very reasonable price. The fair cost and high quality of the stone make it ideal for covering large spaces. Many of our customers report how practical they found this stone to be for their sprawling patio or driveway project, as well as for long walkways or yard edges.
Do you want more basic DIY information? If you would like to learn how to build a hardscape or install patio pavers yourself, sign up for our free videos about How to Install Patio Pavers.
Choosing a paver can sure feel overwhelming. You have to consider size, style, thickness, color, and more. That’s why we made a short and simple quiz that asks a few questions about what you’re looking for and, at the end, provides a recommendation, or two, you can start with.
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