Multy Industries Multy Home MT5100000 4-Pack Stomp Stone: Versatile 12x12-Inch Slate Pavers for Easy Outdoor Landscaping Review

Surprisingly clean plastic. (I probably should have read the details more carefully). However, they look great and are used to create steps in the garden. I recommend it. They are affordable and practical.

My husband made a platform for our picnic table out of stones. So if you go barefoot it's very difficult to walk on the stones and these plastic blocks are so simple you just throw them wherever you want. and now you have walkable blocks to save your feet from the pain of the rocks! It's very easy to just sit down and wiggle in place.

We used these many years ago (from another supplier) and wanted four more for a portable fountain we installed in our garden. They are quick and easy to install, stay in place if you follow simple instructions, are very durable and will hold their shape through the winter. If you don't want to spend the time and money lugging cement blocks for your patio, this is a quick fix to many problems. It is also recommended to gently flush the dirt from the hose.

I've had them installed for about three years now. You are fantastic. I just threw them on the grass, trampled them and they stayed in place. In the mulch I waited for a good rain and trampled them in the mud. Much more foot friendly than the concrete pavers I have. I weed them, mow over them and walk over them all the time without a single problem. With age, they look like slate. They did not warp or become brittle in the sun.

These amazing steps. I have a real stepstone path; It's hard work to install. Вы должны купить и поднять тяжелые дорогие камни, выкопать место, где вы хотите их установить, выложить яму ландшафтной тканью, чтобы предотвратить рост сорняков, заполнить яму мелким гравием, установить камень ... это МНОГО работы, чтобы сделать это правильно, и это стоит lot of money. Or you can get it. They're cheap, strong, light, and you just drop them wherever you want. They are difficult to put on when the…

There was an area between me and my neighbor where the roots of the trees were exposed to the ground surface because of a large tree that wasn't growing grass - it's located on the border of ours courtyards and serves as a passage between our houses. I expanded the flower bed by raising the area with landscape tiles and covering it with mulch. I wanted to place steps to indicate that this is actually a walkway. Slate was an original idea, but too expensive. Research drew my attention to them…

Temporary use ok, but worse solution in the long run. They look, sound and feel like plastic. They're too light to stay in place; Paint bucket lids could be used as well. At $5 each, they're grossly overpriced; They are about four times the price of colored 12 inch square concrete steps. About half of my batch of 20 turned out to be over-packaged returns and taped tightly enough to warp; After unpacking and installing, deformations remained (which gives you an idea of the type of material they…