Hello everyone,
We are currently working on our paving.
The paving stones are from Kann Bausysteme and are called Parchetto.
We have the following issue. See pictures:
Is this type of installation acceptable? When the stones were laid, we were not at home but at work. Should the paver have been more careful?
Because the dark stones are placed directly next to the light ones, it looks very odd.
When we looked at the samples at the store before ordering, it was not clear that the color variations in this paving would be so pronounced.
The laying pattern looks like this:
We actually like this part. We are desperate and don’t know what to do. We don’t like how it looks at all.
Best regards
Koempy
We are currently working on our paving.
The paving stones are from Kann Bausysteme and are called Parchetto.
We have the following issue. See pictures:
Is this type of installation acceptable? When the stones were laid, we were not at home but at work. Should the paver have been more careful?
Because the dark stones are placed directly next to the light ones, it looks very odd.
When we looked at the samples at the store before ordering, it was not clear that the color variations in this paving would be so pronounced.
The laying pattern looks like this:
We actually like this part. We are desperate and don’t know what to do. We don’t like how it looks at all.
Best regards
Koempy
kaho674 schrieb:
Ha, really funny. I actually found the supposed mistake quite cool and appealing. Now I think it’s okay – but rather more boring than before.When the bricks are wet, the contrasts become much more pronounced again. There is still plenty of contrast present. It’s just hard to capture with a smartphone camera.
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HilfeHilfe19 Jul 2017 15:23I still think it turned out really well...
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Knallkörper19 Jul 2017 21:02I wouldn’t like it; I personally prefer natural stone. But in any case, it is better than the neighbor’s paving.
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