Takri crazy paving comes as random natural pieces from about 200mm up to 600mm across, 20mm thick. The naturally split face gives each piece real texture, so a laid area has grip and shadow lines that sawn stone cannot match.
Crazy paving works where a formal grid would fight the space. Curved paths, garden rooms, areas around established trees and free-form entertaining zones all lay up well because the random shapes absorb curves and awkward boundaries. Takri is happy in all of them, laid on a concrete base with the joints grouted.
Order a free sample first. Crazy pave colours shift with light and sealing more than cut stone does, and a piece in your hand settles the choice quickly. Allow roughly 15 percent above your measured area for trimming waste. If you are comparing options, the full crazy paving range covers travertine, bluestone, limestone and porphyry alongside Takri.
