Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, ensure your ground is level and well-drained. Lay the slabs on a firm, sand-based mortar bed to prevent sinking over time. Use a rubber mallet to gently settle each slab into position, ensuring it is flush with its neighbors. For cutting, use a masonry saw with a diamond-tipped blade to achieve clean edges.
For ongoing care, clear debris regularly with a stiff-bristle broom to keep the texture clean. While concrete is low-maintenance, applying a specialized outdoor stone sealant shortly after installation can help prevent stains from moss, oil, or food and beverage spills, making cleaning significantly easier in the future.