Limestone
New Juara Beige Crazy Paving
New Jura Beige Limestone Crazy Paving features warm beige, cream and earthy tones in irregular stone shapes.
Made in Turkey ｜ Tumbled finish ｜100% Natural Stone
COLOR
EDGE
Natural Split
FINISH
Tumble
THICKNESS
SIZE
Production description
New Jura Beige Limestone Crazy Paving features warm beige, cream and earthy tones in irregular stone shapes. The tumbled appearance and random layout create an organic finish for patios, courtyards and garden paths. Arrange the pieces to follow curves and landscape features, with natural variation adding character to each installation.
Limestone brings a softer visual character to a landscape, with mineral markings and tonal differences that are part of the stone itself. Blend pieces from several packs during installation so these variations are distributed across the finished area rather than concentrated in one section.
The irregular format gives you flexibility to follow curves and shape a less formal layout. Dry-lay a representative area before fixing to balance larger and smaller pieces, distribute colours and decide on joint spacing. The arrangement of the stones and choice of grout both influence the final appearance.
Natural stone benefits from an installation and maintenance system selected for the material and intended location. Confirm substrate preparation, drainage, jointing and sealing requirements with your installer. Use a cleaner suitable for the stone, clean spills promptly and avoid unapproved acidic or abrasive products. Request a sample to assess colour and texture before ordering; samples indicate the general appearance and cannot represent every piece in a complete delivery.
Specs & Information
- Material: Natural limestone
- Format: Random / irregular paving
- Finish: Tumbled
- Size options: Random
- Thickness options: 18 mm
- Sales unit: m²
- Typical use: Patios, pathways and landscape paving
- Natural variation: Shade, markings, texture and nominal dimensions can vary between pieces.
- Wet-area suitability: Confirm slip suitability for the selected finish and project; no test rating is stated here.
Installation
1. Arrange the pieces
Blend packs and dry-lay an area first. Mix large and small pieces to avoid clusters, and choose a consistent joint width suited to the design.
2. Prepare the base
Provide a stable, clean base with drainage falls for exterior work. The installer should allow for variations in stone thickness and finished levels.
3. Fully bed the stone
Use a compatible natural-stone fixing system with support across the whole underside. Adjust each piece to the finished plane; do not rely on isolated adhesive blobs.
4. Fill the joints
Use grout suitable for the chosen joint widths. Trial the grout colour and any pre-sealing on a small area, then remove residue as you work.
5. Cure and protect
Let the adhesive and grout cure before use. Test a compatible stone sealer before applying, following its label. Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner; avoid acid washes.
Format & Sizing
- Format: Random / irregular paving
- Size options: Random
- Thickness options: 18 mm
- Sales unit: m²
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the pieces in New Jura Beige crazy paving a fixed size?
No. Crazy paving uses mixed irregular pieces rather than a repeating rectangular tile. Dry-lay a representative area first, use larger pieces to establish the layout, and fit smaller pieces between them without creating long continuous joint lines.
What base does the 18 mm crazy paving need?
The listed thickness is 18 mm. Specify a stable base and a fully supported stone-compatible bedding system for the project. Irregular pieces still need support to their edges; do not assume the format can simply be scattered over loose sand.
How do I calculate the quantity and allow for joints?
Measure the finished paving area in m², then agree with the installer how pack coverage, joint width and offcuts will be allowed for. Curves, narrow paths and selected piece shapes can change the waste allowance; a fixed percentage will not suit every layout.
How do I choose the grout width and colour?
Use a trial layout with several pieces before deciding. Wider joints emphasise the separate stone shapes, while closer joints create a tighter pattern. Choose grout and movement-joint details suitable for the stone and exposure, keeping narrow slivers and oversized gaps out of the layout.
Can I use an acid wash to clean New Jura Beige crazy paving?
Use a pH-neutral cleaner suitable for natural stone. Vinegar, lemon-based cleaners and acid washes can etch this stone. A compatible penetrating sealer can help reduce staining, but it does not prevent acid damage or make spills safe to leave.
