Basalite · Pavers
Blended colors vary between units and read differently in person — visit the Brentwood yard to see full-size samples.
The product name stacks three modifiers, so let's decode it. "Combo" means multi-size: the line is supplied as a combination of several unit sizes designed to be laid together in a random ashlar pattern, so no size repeats predictably across the surface. This is what separates it from a single-size paver and why it holds up visually on large areas where repetition would become obvious.
"Slate" means texture: the face carries a riven, cleft slate texture rather than a flat surface — the same distinction as Artisan Slate versus Artisan Smooth. It reads natural and hides surface wear well. "Premier" indicates the large-format, premium end of the range.
The color story is the strength — six blended colorways spanning cool blue-grays through warm creams, each marbled within the unit so an installation reads as quarried stone rather than poured concrete. Six options is the broadest choice in the Basalite paver range, giving designers real flexibility to match architecture and landscape. Applications include patios, pool decks, terraces, courtyards, and walkways. The Premier Slab 24x24 provides a single large-format option for even cleaner surfaces.