McNear Interlocking Pavers Colors & Textures

McNear Interlocking Pavers are renowned for their rich color blends and beautiful finishes. Our pavers come in a variety of colors, shapes, and textures modeled after historic stone pavements. We also offer design details, such as circle kits, bullnoses for stair treads and pool copings, and one-inch thick veneers.

McNear Interlocking Pavers are defined by 3 primary variables: Texture, Color, and Shape. They share the same modular sizes, so that different colors and shapes can be blended to create a wide range of patterns and designs.

Our paver textures are all based on historic stone pavers, and offer different esthetic choices. They are all suitable for ADA surfaces.

We offer multiple stock colors for each texture. Other colors are available as a special order.Pavers are packaged separately by shape, color, and texture.

Our stock pavers are all manufactured in the industry-standard 60mmthickness. 80mm thick pavers are available as a special order.

Slatestone

Slatestone has a rippled-stone texture that is quite distinctive, but still flat enough for patios, walkways, and driveways.

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Slatestone Backside

Slatestone Backside is truly the backsides of our Slatestone! With flatter pavers becoming more popular, we recognized that the bottoms of our Slatestone pavers were essentially flat, and by simply installing them upside-down, one would have a pavement of flat, tumbled-edge pavers. A unique feature of Slatestone Backside is that the surfaces are NOT perfectly flat: they bear a faint, subtle texture from the scars and years of wear on our production boards. No two pavers are exactly alike.

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Cobblestone

Cobblestone pavers are sometimes called “pillow top” pavers because of their rounded edges. They are patterned after the worn cobbles found in the ancient streets of Europe.

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Cobblestone Backside

Cobblestone Backside is made by installing our Cobblestone pavers upside-down. This produces a very flat pavement, with straight edges, and small gaps. Like out Slatestone Backside pavers, these pavers do not have absolutely flat surfaces, but instead have a faint, subtle texture, mirroring the scars and years of wear on our production boards. No two pavers are exactly alike.