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Bluestone Paving

Bluestone was one of the favoured building materials of the 1850s during the Victorian gold rush and continues to be popular today. Significant bluestone buildings include the Old Melbourne Gaol, the once HM Prison Pentridge, St Patrick's Cathedral, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne Grammar School and many other. Bluestone was used extensively for cobblestone roads, many which still exist in some of Melbourne's smaller lanes as well as walls, bridges, curbs and gutters in many of the inner suburbs. Because of its distinctive qualities, post-modern Melbourne buildings have also made use of nostalgic bluestone, including the Southgate complex and promenade in Southbank, throughout the Docklands development and apartments such as the Melburnian & Flinders Wharf.

Bluestone crazy paving	20, 30 and 40mm (over 1200m2 in stock)
Natural edge stepping stones
Large slabs	rough sawn including sizes up to approximately 2000 x 1000 (30mm, 40mm)
Bluestone pitchers	(over 3000 in stock)
Foundation stones	(subject to availability)
Sawn pavers	600 x 300 x 10mm honed 200 x 200 x 20, 30, 40mm sawn 600 x 300 x 20mm sawn 600 x 600 x 20mm sawn 500 x 500 x 20mm sawn 800 x 400 x 20mm sawn 995 x 495 x 40mm sawn 600 x 300 x 30mm bull-nose sawn