About stamped & patterned concrete
Stamped concrete is patterned while still workable, then coloured and sealed. Patterns range from flagstone and slate to cobble.
It suits paths, alfresco areas and pool surrounds where a decorative surface is wanted without the joints of pavers.
Best for: paths, patios and entertaining areas that want a decorative, stone-like surface.
What’s included
- Pattern and colour selection from samples
- Release agent and colour matched to the design
- Control joints hidden in the pattern
- Protective sealer
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Timing, care and good-to-knows
Typical timeline
Stamping happens on pour day and needs good weather; sealing follows after curing.
Care & maintenance
Sweep and rinse; reseal every couple of years to keep the colour rich.
Good to know
Colours vary slightly with the pour — that variation is part of the natural look.
Common questions
Is stamped concrete slippery?
Sealers can include grip additive — we’ll advise for wet areas.
Can it be repaired?
Minor damage can often be patched, though an exact match may vary.
How does it compare to pavers?
Fewer joints and no shifting, but it can’t be lifted and relaid.
Other finishes
Driveways & forecourts
Clean, level driveways with joints planned to suit the house.
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Pool surrounds & decks
Cool, non-slip surrounds with tidy edges at coping and fencing.
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Alfresco & garage slabs
Flat, clean-jointed slabs for patios, garages and outdoor kitchens.
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