Beauty and strength perfected.
The modern, yet elegant, look of Richcliff will add a touch of class to any landscaping project. Its realistic embossed surface texture is cast from hundreds of natural stone surface textures to ensure a random natural appearance and it is up to four times stronger than ordinary poured concrete, making it an ideal choice for any application.
Important Information
The modular cut flagstone appearance of Richcliff is used by designers for both traditional and contemporary designs. EnduraColor Plus, Reala, and Ultima are the features that make Richcliff ideal for driveways, patios and pool decks. Consider accenting with Courtstone and Copthorne for a striking design.
Base Requirement & Bedding Course – standard or open graded paver base material for raised patios and step areas.
Handling & Installation – A protective pad is required when doing the final paver compaction. Install from multiple pallets for best color distribution.
Accent compatibility
- All paver applications
Jointing Material and Joint Stabilization
- Good: Ordinary dry joint sand
- Better: Unicare Polymeric Sand, Techniseal RG+, Alliance XP, ordinary dry joint sand stabilized by a water-based or solvent based joint sand stabilizer (joint sand stabilizer sealer may make the surface slightly slippery).
- Best: Unilock EasyPro Jointing Compound
Note:
- Polymeric sand is often installed too high in the joint. Ensure the sand level is lower than the paver surface to allow for a three dimensional appearance.
- Alliance Gator Maxx Polymeric Sand is recommended for concrete overlays.
- Sealers
- Product may be sealed but it is not absolutely required
- Sealers generally decrease the slip resistance of a product
- Unilock Unicare, Surebond, BP Pro and Techniseal sealers can be used.
- Semi-gloss sealers will still appear glossy on this product. Please test a stone to ensure the desired effect.
Product must be cleaned before sealing
Cleaners – Any paver cleaner from Unilock, Techniseal, Surebond or BP- Pro is acceptable.
Special note: Other than overlay on concrete stoops and steps, you should have a bedding layer between the pavers and the poured concrete surface to avoid issues with height variance