Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is strongly recommended that all Tuscan Path Natural Stone Pavers are sealed with an appropriate sealant, on the top, bottom, and sides before installation. Sealing is also recommended after stepping stones have been laid. Sealing makes the pavers less porous, providing protection from the elements and from staining, ensuring your pavers are durable and enjoyed for years to come.

Yes, it is strongly recommended that all Tuscan Path Stepping Stone are sealed with an appropriate sealant, on the top, bottom, and sides before installation. Sealing is also recommended after stepping stones have been laid. Sealing makes the stepping stones less porous, providing protection from the elements and from staining, ensuring your steppers are durable and enjoyed for years to come.

No, you do not need to seal Tuscan Path Porcelain Pavers before laying. The finish on these pavers ensures that are resistant to weather, staining and chemical/salt, a great option for pool surrounds.

For sandstone pavers we recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Slate & Stone Sealer Natural.

For bluestone and granite pavers we recommend we recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Stone Shield Low Sheen. If bluestone or granite pavers are being used in a pool area, recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Slate & Stone Sealer Natural.

For sandstone stepping stones we recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Slate & Stone Sealer Natural.

For bluestone and graniteStepping stones we recommend we recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Stone Shield Low Sheen. If bluestone or granite stepping stones are being used in a pool area, recommend Crommelin DiamondCoat Slate & Stone Sealer Natural.

We have comprehensive written how-to guides and instructional videos on our recommendations of how to install your pavers. Whether you're installing on a sand base or a concrete base you can view the videos or the how-to links below or through the 'How-to Guide' on the website header menu to determine how best to install.

We do not recommend any of our Tuscan Path pavers or stepping stones are used in settings outside of the intended use of landscaping paving and paths.

All Tuscan Path pebbles have been made with materials and finishes, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Tuscan Path Pebbles pebbles are not recommended in any food preparation such as barbecues or outdoor cooking, as they may have contain paraffin wax or paint on the outer coating.

Our pots are designed for outdoor use, with a drainage hole and UV stabilization to withstand Australian weather conditions. While they can be used indoors, we don’t typically recommend it. If you do choose to place your Tuscan Path pot inside, be sure to use an appropriate pot tray to catch excess water from the drainage hole for safety and to protect your surfaces.

To figure out how much soil you need for your Tuscan Path pot, check the specifications section on the product page for its litre capacity. This will tell you the exact amount of soil required to fill the pot.

While our pots are designed to withstand Australian weather conditions and are UV-stabilized, we recommend applying a sealant before planting. This provides extra protection against water damage and UV exposure, helping to extend the pot's longevity.

Yes, you can absolutely use our pots to grow edible herbs and vegetables. Our range is designed to provide a safe and suitable environment for your plants to thrive. Made with high-quality materials, these pots support healthy root growth and proper drainage, ensuring your herbs and vegetables grow strong and vibrant.

Each Tuscan Path Water Feature arrives mostly assembled, with only a few simple steps needed to complete the setup. In no time, you'll be relaxing and enjoying the peaceful ambiance it brings to your space.

No, you won’t need an electrician to set up this water feature. It’s designed for easy installation, allowing you to enjoy it without the need for professional assistance.

Yes, the Tuscan Path Bird Life products are frost-resistant, making them durable and suitable for all seasons, even in colder climates.

Lay a string line along the perimeter of your garden or path, then measure its total length. Divide this by the length of your chosen edging and round up to the nearest whole number to determine how much edging you’ll need.

We have comprehensive written how-to guides and instructional videos on our recommendations of how to install your Tuscan Path Garden Edging. Whether you're installing metal edging on along a garden bed border, or installing landscape eco edging along a path.

The height you choose depends on the purpose of the edging. Shorter edging is ideal for defining garden borders or decorative features, while taller edging is better for containing soil in raised beds or preventing plants from spreading. Consider the type of plants you’re growing, the look you want to achieve, and the level of soil retention needed when selecting the appropriate height garden edging.

We have a written how-to guide and an instructional video on our recommendation of how to install your Tuscan Path Garden Screening available on our how-to page.