Flagstones in your home
Stone flags or flagstones as they have become known have been used in Europe since around the thirteenth century. Anglo-Saxons in particular used flagstones as flooring materials originally in the interior rooms of castles and churches. But since then flagstones have been used for flooring both inside and outside. Flagstones age beautifully and their appearance only improves with age as they wear into their surroundings as all natural products do.
Flagstones can come in many different shapes, sizes, patterns, textures and even colours depending on the origin of the stone. Every flagstone, and therefore every flagstone floor is unique. No other material connects with the fabric of a building both inside and outside giving that solid look and feel, like a beautiful natural flagstone floor.
The very fact that flagstones vary so much means you can obtain the look and feel you want for your floor, such as perfectly aligned slabs with precisely machined square edges or any pattern of your choice with tumbled or soft pillowed edges. Once finished your floor will be easy to care for and could easily last another thousand years.
