You must have heard of the 70s paving style that is having a comeback. Yes, we are talking about crazy pavers. 

They are well known for their irregular shapes, sizes and consistency variations. Split finishes are another characteristic of crazy pavers. The sizes of these pavers vary. There are thick slabs. Some are bigger in size. There are rectangular and square-shaped stones available. The majority of residences using this pavement design are conventional or retro inspired. Crazy paving is a popular choice among homeowners who like to give their internal floors' exteriors a hint of luxury. 

These haphazard stones are installed in the same manner as concrete or brick pavers. The sole distinction is that with crazy paving, the stones are not precisely cut or arranged. The thicker and smaller stones are utilised with the bigger stones. In this manner, the pattern emerges. Lately the most popular one out of the many available in the market is Sandstone crazy pavers. They are the epitome of durability and aesthetics.  

Here are four things you should keep in mind before you start laying Sandstone crazy pavers all over your outdoor landscape: 

Crazy pavement is primarily distinguished from conventional paving designs by its irregularity. It is not intended for you to put every paver in a straight line. It would be better to deploy them in an erratic pattern. To maintain the material's authenticity, this is done. It is not necessary to lay the Sandstone crazy pavers in a straight line. They don't need to queue. When using natural Sandstone, try to be as organic as you can. 

Although you put the Sandstone crazy pavers in a free form, make sure there is always the same space between them. The asymmetrical design is quite attractive. It's also crucial to remember that you are not limited to using stones of the same size. That won't give out a unique crazy paving design. Select arbitrary dimensions and arrange them anyway you like. 

Having several different-sized Sandstone crazy pavers might make it difficult to know where to begin while setting them. Select all of the large-sized natural Sandstones first if you are unsure of where to begin. To get an unstructured effect, you must first arrange the bigger stones. It is not necessary in crazy paving to include large and small stones to be placed adjacent to one another. 

Even while doing the installation yourself sounds appealing, the outcomes won't be optimal. Sandstone crazy paving is also more difficult than it first appears. It might be difficult to lay the various stone kinds and sizes in a free-form design, particularly the first time around.  

After seeing hundreds of crazy paver installation tutorials on YouTube, installing them on your own can appear simple. The procedure will take a while, though. You may have to pay a little bit more to hire a professional, but the end effect is well worth it.  

These pavers will require sealing both before and after installation. Prior to the material installation, pre-seal the stones and surface with a high-quality sealer. This guarantees that unnecessary stains won't get on your wall or floor. 

Pre-sealing makes it easier to fully clean the surface and get rid of any remaining grout on the wall or floor. This guarantees right installation. Once the installation of the Sandstone crazy pavers is complete, seal the area with a top sealant. Your natural Sandstone surfaces are shielded from spills and stains by a precise sealer. Furthermore, a sealer will make the material last longer. 

Depending on where you put the pavers, you might need to seal the area once or twice a year. Every year, you will need to reseal the Sandstone crazy pavers if they are subjected to extreme heat and frequent stains.  

Bottom Line 

The ideal choice if you want your outdoor space to have a contemporary and fashionable appearance is crazy paving. Their peculiar, erratic, and captivating appearance has led to a recent surge in their appeal among Australian homeowners.