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The IHANA Slate Effect Square Stomp Stone is perfect for homeowners and gardeners looking to create instant, durable pathways through lawns, garden beds, or patios without the need for intensive excavation. These recycled rubber tiles offer a significant boost in safety and convenience thanks to their non-slip surface and heavy-duty construction; however, users should note that they are designed as decorative stepping stones rather than a permanent structural masonry installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1299992 |
| Brand | IHANA |
Yes, because they are made of rubber, they can typically be trimmed with a sharp, heavy-duty utility knife or reciprocating saw.
No, they are specifically designed with a textured surface to provide grip even in wet conditions.
Yes, they are weather-resistant and designed for year-round outdoor use.
No, they are designed to be placed directly on the ground. Their weight and rubber material help them stay in place.
This set includes 2 pieces.
Each stone measures 30cm by 30cm with a thickness of 2.5cm.
Add a small amount of sand or topsoil beneath the tile to stabilize the ground underneath.
Clean with mild detergent and water; once dry, the original slate-effect finish will be restored.
Setup is straightforward: clear the area of large rocks or debris, level the soil slightly if needed, and place the tiles directly on the surface. Because they are made of rubber, they are compatible with both soft landscaping and hard patio surfaces. To maintain, simply hose them down with water to remove dirt or debris. For stubborn mud, use a soft-bristled brush and mild soapy water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or oil-based solvents, as these may degrade the rubber material over time.
