Black Slate Stepping Stone

Tuscan Path does not recommend using its pavers or stepping stones in applications outside their intended use for landscaping paving and paths. That means they are not suggested for installation directly under fire pits or in any setting where they may be exposed to intense, concentrated heat beyond normal outdoor conditions.

Yes. The stepping stones are described as durable, weather resistant and able to withstand harsh Australian conditions. The natural stone and textured surface are designed for outdoor use, providing a long lasting solution for paths and garden features when sealed and installed correctly.

For most garden paths, position stepping stones on a firm, level base so they sit securely and do not rock. You can bed them into compacted soil, sand or fine gravel, adjusting each stone so the top sits slightly above the surrounding surface for drainage. Tuscan Path provides installation guides for natural stone paving that cover base preparation and laying techniques, which can be adapted when planning a stepping stone path.

Tuscan Path stepping stones feature a natural textured surface designed to be slip resistant, with many products carrying anti slip ratings from R 11 through to R 13. This makes them suitable for garden paths and outdoor living areas where secure footing is important, even in wet weather.

Yes. It is strongly recommended that all Tuscan Path natural stone stepping stones are sealed with a suitable paving sealer on the top, bottom and sides before installation, and again after they have been laid. Sealing reduces porosity, helping to protect the stone from the elements and staining so your steppers stay looking good for longer.

These natural stone steppers are ideal for garden paths, walkways and outdoor living areas. You can lay them across lawn, set them into gravel or pebbles, or use some styles in rock gardens, around retaining walls and as edging features. They are designed to enhance everyday access routes while adding a decorative focal point in the landscape.