Cobblemats

Cobblemats

Combine the style and design of old world cobblestone paving with the modern appeal of streamlined installation. Paving entire areas such as driveways, patios and walkways is simplified using modular ROX Cobblemats. Create your own style and design by incorporating our interchangeable components into custon borders and accents. PDF Download

Classic
( Corona d'Oro )

Classic
( Eastern Coal )

Random
( Eastern Coal )

Quarter Round
MedallionM
( Golden Plains )

Listello
( Mineral Grey )

Butterfly
( Red Bluff )

Size Per Mat
Approx. Weight
Approx. Thickness
Dimension

Classic
2.40 sq. ft. ( 1 pc. mat )
37 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1 1/2"
15"h x 23"w

Randon
3.50 sq. ft. ( 1 pc. mat )
65 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1 1/2"
19"h x 26.5"w

Quarter Round Medallion
6.67 sq. ft. ( 2 pc. mat )
85 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1 1/2"
31"h x 31"w

Listello
2.60 sq. ft. ( 2 pc. mat )
35 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1 1/2"
15"h x 25"w

Butterfly
2.60 sq. ft. ( 1 pc. mat )
35 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1 1/2"
15"h x 25"w

Colors available: Eastern Coal, Golden Plains, Mineral Grey, Red Bluff

Classic
2.34 sq. ft. ( 1 pc. mat )
22 lbs. / ea.
Approx. 1"
17.3"h x 19.5"w

Colors available: Corona d'Oro

Eastern Coal

Golden Plains

Mineral Grey

Red Bluff

Corona d'Oro

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