Stone Interpretive Pavers

We use the sandblasting engraving process for stone. Sandblast engraving is a process that uses high-pressure abrasive blasting through a stencil to carve designs, text, or images into the surface of the stone. It gives a clear, crisp engraving. We have a variety of sandblasting machines. Our main stone engraving system is our Automatic CNC sandblast system, which creates a very consistent and even finish across the whole job, making a much better process than the old manual methods.

Any stone can be engraved including granite, marble, sandstone, bluestone, Travertine, Limestone, and other natural stones. Each stone type gives a unique finish.

Depth can vary depending on the stone and design requirements. Typically, it creates a recessed engraving that can be left natural or paint-filled for contrast.

Yes. Sandblasting creates a recessed design that is highly durable and resistant to weathering, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Yes. The process allows for fine detail, making it suitable for text, logos, symbols, and even photographic-style images (with halftone techniques).

Yes. Paint-filling can be added to recessed areas for enhanced contrast and readability, especially on darker stones.

In most cases the customer supplies the stone, and we engrave it for them.

We have the capacity to engrave any piece os stone. We often engrave large slabs measuring 2400 x 1200mm.

Popular uses include architectural signage, public art, architectural signage, garden and landscape features, commemorative plaques, memorial headstones, and corporate branding on stone surfaces.