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Tumbled pavers represent today's most popular look in paving.
The stonelike appearance of tumbled pavers comes from a process that reduces the edges and corners of the pavers, giving them an aged appearance. The result of this process is a pavement system that gives one the impression the stone has "been there for years." Different shapes, limited only by size, can be tumbled to create many different looks.
Note: Tumbled pavers have imperfect edges by design. Chipping and spalling of the edges may occur during the first year of use. These chips and spalls contribute to the overall appearance of tumbled pavers and are the result of the tumbling process.
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