Flagging: refer to large flat pieces of stone suitable for patios and paths. Depth of the stone is typically 1” to 3”

Pattern Flagging: flagging that is sawn into specific size squares and rectangles. Pattern flagging is laid in patterns creating a more formal, regular appearance.

Irregular Flagging: completely irregular shapes that typically come in large surface sizes. Irregular flagging creates a more informal appearance.

Steppers: smaller flat pieces of stone suitable for paths, although can be used in a patio. Steppers only come in irregular shapes.

Joints: the space between the stone. Joint sizes can be increased to increase coverage. The larger the joint size, the more informal the appearance of the path or patio.