PORPHYRY
Porphyry is a volcanic rock is formed during a slow cooling process of igneous material, giving it high compressive strength and density.
European & Far Eastern Sourced
Usage: Paving Slabs & Flags // Paving Setts & Cobbles // Kerbs // Steps // Cladding // Building Stone // Copings & Plinths // Planters // Street Furniture // Building Features // Bespoke Items // Engraving
About Porphyry
This volcanic rock is formed during a slow cooling process of igneous material, giving it high compressive strength and density.
Porphyry is a stone steeped in history. Having been used as a hard landscaping material as far back as the Babylonian times (1850 BC), Red Porphyry became a symbol of great prestige and majesty for the Roman Emperors.
Why Use Porphyry?
A dense natural stone with stain and mark resistance, Porphyry is a proven choice for an easily maintained paving solution – even the Romans used Porphyry as their preferred paving stone for roads. Porphyry is:
- Very Strong & Hard Wearing
- Frost Resistant
- Suitable for both pedestrian and trafficked areas
- Good slip and skid resistant properties
With its warm earth tones of grey, brown, rust, buff and violets, Porphyry is a unique combination of natural beauty and durability that can sit along new and old materials alike.
PLEASE SPEAK TO ONE OF OUR SPECIALIST TEAM MEMBERS ABOUT HOW OR WHY YOU SHOULD INCORPORATE PORPHYRY INTO YOUR DESIGN.
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