Taylor Studios

Round and Square Walkway Pavers

Garden walkways  that meander through your landscape as it matures may need to be adjusted to accommodate changes in plantings or growing trees.  Our round walkway pavers are 2" thick, movable, and come in 5 diameters;  the larger sizes can be notched out to fit more closely  together.  Walking with your arms full of groceries demands a path that contains no surprises.  Our square pavers, 2" thick, come in 20" and 24", and both have halves available for interesting patterns.  The 24" thickness also has a 12" by 12" for added detail. 

These 2" thick tile can be permanently laid in a bed of dry sand (80%) and cement (20%) 1" to 2" thick. After the tile are in place, water over the surface with the garden hose, and let it all set up for a couple of days.  Then seal the surface of the tile, and grout with a similar color.  Seal again, and your walkway will be there for years of enjoyment.

For less permanent installations that may change over the next year or two, the 2" thick tile can be placed on well-packed earth.  Be sure there are no surface stones  underneath that may make a hard spot and cause the tile to crack.

All of these tiles can be in any exterior texture, and colored to match your decor.  They will need to be maintained yearly by cleaning and sealing with appropriate methods. Please see Product Care for exact recommended procedures.

PLEASE DO NOT PRESSURE WASH OR ACID WASH OUR COLORED CONCRETE PRODUCTS.

Newly laid 20X20X2 in a bed of packed dirt with decorative                        stones surrounding the tile
 

 24 X 24, 12 X 24, 12 X 12 pieced tile in a casual walkway

           20" rounds used for a  less traveled walkway    

Sculpture

We enjoy making art for the garden and have taken commissions from time to time for interesting focal pieces.  The sugar mill pictured stands four feet high, and is meant to contain bonsai trees.

We have also designed and made the pillar supports for a sculpture made to replicate the column capital from the archaeological digs at Petra.