This is Durango, one of Arto's oldest shapes. We have been making 11"x14" Durango's at 3/4" thickness for over twenty years. Like all other Arto products it can come in any color and with no minimum quantity. Now Arto makes Durango Pavers in 2" thickness and 2.5" thickness. These are ok for a domestic use or commercial vehicle traffic.Why Durango why not Jalisco or Oaxaca, why not? Well Arto Brick was founded in beautiful Los Angeles near Culver City to be more exact. After growing out of two locations in that area, he moved to West Los Angeles and the name of the street we were on was Durango, good ol' 90034. So in conclusion or in confusion let me say the Durango comes in thin tile a large 11x14 or the mini 3x4 and now comes in two new sizes for the sand set application 8x 6 and 13 x8 ask one of our distributors for a sample. yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah-the people have spoken and we have the answer.
Ahhh the decorative pervious paver. These are available for a sand set application that may incorporate small pebbles, grass or just left open. I think these would look great inserted as a deco into a large area that has smooth Roman Pavers or also used as an exterior entry area in rural setting where shoe soles may need to be cleaned. These are still prototypes but with the help of public's interest this may evolve into many types of designs and may even be used as a screen wall where light can be manipulated to create an atmosphere like no other
Sliced Veneer, wow , this is available in many sizes and colors. The idea is to create a modern look but with a natural appeal. You have a contemporary shape and texture and with the exposed aggregate you will still have a very organic presence.I imagine this with either a high gloss or a matte look.
Yup thats right another example of how cut throat the tile industry can be. People see one good idea, they go around the world and see who can do it cheaper. Well thats it I ain't takin' this no more!! Can you see what they are doing to me? Ilike carobs!
