Stamped concrete patterns are used to create the look of brick, slate, flagstone, cobblestone or other patterns on your concrete patio, driveway or other surface. These patterns are a cost-effective way to achieve realistic looking textures.
POPULAR STAMPED CONCRETE PATTERNS
Choosing the right pattern for your patio can be a challenge. Scroll down to see some of the options that are available, or work with a stamped concrete contractor near you to make the best choice.
London Cobblestone
Texture Description: A traditional lightly textured cobblestone pattern.
Ashlar Cut Slate
Texture Description: Stones with a slate surface, in an Ashlar pattern.
Random Stone
Texture Description: Heavily textured random fieldstones.
Classic Wood
Texture Description: Combining multiple wood grains to offer a bold, pronounced, exposed grain texture with six-inch wide planks.
Running Bond New Brick
Texture Description: A running bond pattern with smooth joints.
Herringbone New Brick
Texture Description: A wire-cut common brick texture with sharp corners and few indentations or irregularities over the surface.
Grand Ashlar
Texture Description: Stones of various shapes and sizes laid in an Ashlar pattern, with a slate texture.
European Fan
Texture Description: Heavy in texture, the joints have a fractured split edge
Fractured Cyprus Slate
Texture Description: Limestone, marble and granite are all used next to each other detailing the fi ne craftsmanship of ancient Greece.
Stones of Athens
Texture Description: Combining multiple wood grains to offer a bold, pronounced, exposed grain texture with six-inch wide planks.
Rough Stone Texture
Texture Description: A natural stone texture characterized by a continuous coarse surface.
Sanded Slate Texture
Texture Description: Similar to a slate texture with the addition of a lightly sanded appearance across the entire texture field.
The textured concrete patterns featured here are provided by Brickform, a division of Solomon Colors, Inc.
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Some of the most popular concrete patterns are cobblestone and ashlar slate. However, each decorative concrete contractor has their own stamp patterns based on what has been the most popular in their area.
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