Stone circles refers to circular stones that can be plain or with several different designs on it. Various patterns like circles, sun circles, etc. are usually handcrafted on the stones. Many of the suppliers offer a range of circles featuring a center stone with one, two, three or more outer rings of pre cut flags, giving a selection of different diameters.

The circles are available in various sizes and shapes and are supplied with relevant squaring off kit. The kit includes the requisite number of pieces required to form a whole circle. It also includes the odd shaped bits required to fit a circle feature into a rectangular orthogonal patio. A choice of styles and colors are available.

Stone circles are strong and long lasting. The ideal shapes of the stones are circles and octane. Circle paving stones has a uniqueness and quality that none can replicate. They are used for a number of outdoor decorative purposes. They can be used to provide either small or large patio areas, winding paths and creative edgings for ponds.

Types of Stones Used as Circles

• Sandstone Circles: The most commonly used shades are rippon, golden brown, raj green, autumn brown, fossil mint, and modak. They are ideal for creating winding paths.
• Granite Circles: They are the hardest of all the other circles and shows consistency in color and texture. Bell flower, baltic green, ash pearl, etc. are used as circles.
• Limestone Circles: The shades most commonly used are kota brown, kota blue, lime pink, lime green, and kadappa black. They enhance the decorative value of any exterior.
• Slate Circles: Red and gray slates are used commonly as circles. They are ideal to built a patio.