Flagstone

Random flagstone presented by Kaiser Tile Tempe, Arizona

Colors

autumn beige calgoldflag
Autumn Flagstone Beige Flagstone California Gold Flagstone
chameleon chinamulti copper flag
Chameleon Flagstone Chinamulti Flagstone Copper Flagstone
earthflag  goldenwhite  goldgreenflag 
 Earth Flagstone  Golden White Flagstone Gold Green Flagstone
/indiankashmireflag  kotahoney  lilackashmi 
Indian Kashmere Flagstone Kota Honey Flagstone Lilac Kashmere Flagstone
madrasyellow  multiclassic  ostritchgrey 
Madras Yellow Flagstone Multi Classic Flagstone Ostritch Grey Flagstone
pearlwhite  Red  rusticgold 
Pearl White Flagstone  Red Flagstone   Rustic Gold Flagstone
summerbuff  Kaiser Tile Flagstone is sold by the ton and full crates only. Sizes and thickness will vary as the beauty in this stone lies in the variation of color and sizing. Please consult you sales representative for coverage by ton.
 Summer Buff Flagstone

 
Flagstones in the Middle Ages
  Interior rooms of castles and other structures often used flagstones as flooring materials. Numerous examples of buildings in Europe may be found that have surviving rooms of this form. For example, Lindisfarne Castle in England and Muchalls Castle (14th century) in Scotland have such flooring components.

Flagstone

 Flagstone is a type of flat stone, usually used for paving slabs, but also for making fences or roofing. It may also be used for making memorials or headstones in a cemetery.  Flagstone is a sandstone which makes the rock essentially quartz. The material that binds flagstone is usually composed of silica, calcium, or iron oxide. The color of the rock usually comes from the cementing material. Typical colors of flagstone are red, blue, buff, and there are exotic colors like chocolate. It is often used for patios, walkways, steps, fences, housing, fireplaces, and many construction projects. For our purposes we will refer to all random paving stones as flagstones and will be inclusive of sandstone, slate and quartzite products.