Polished Red Pebbles

Polished Red Pebbles are a distinctive and versatile decorative material. The primary allure of polished red pebbles lies in their vibrant color. These pebble stones exhibit a rich, deep red hue that can vary slightly depending on the source and mineral composition. The color ranges from bright cherry red to more subdued, earthy tones of maroon and burgundy. This striking red color is eye-catching and can add warmth and energy to any setting.

The natural coloration of the pebbles is enhanced through polishing, which intensifies the hue and provides a glossy, reflective surface. This polished finish makes the red pebbles stand out more vividly, especially when used in contrast with greenery, water features, or other natural elements in landscaping.

The polished progress helps the red pebble stones achieve their smooth and lustrous appearance. The pebble stones are tumbled and polished using abrasive materials and water over an extended period. This process rounds the edges and smoothens the surface, giving the pebbles a glossy finish.

The polished surface enhances the aesthetic appeal and makes the red pebble stones pleasant to touch, adding a tactile element to their visual beauty. The smooth finish also means they are less likely to collect dirt and debris, making them relatively low-maintenance compared to other decorative stones.

Polished Red Pebbles are available in different sizes, typically ranging from small, pea-sized stones to larger, egg-sized pebbles. This range of sizes allows for versatility in their application, catering to design needs and preferences.

Small Pebbles (5-10 mm): Ideal for detailed work, such as mosaic patterns, pathways, and ground cover in small garden beds.

Medium Pebbles (10-30 mm): Suitable for larger decorative features, such as around plants, in rock gardens, or as a border along walkways.

Large Pebbles (30-80 mm): Perfect for more prominent landscape elements, including water features, ponds, and large garden beds, providing a bold visual statement.

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Specification

Material: Polished Red Pebbles

Origin: China

Other available colors: white, yellow, black, strip, green, mixed colors, etc.

Size: 0.8-1.2cm, 1-2cm, 2-3cm, 3-5cm, 5-8cm, and so on.

Finishing: highly polished

Usage: indoor and outdoor park, driveway, garden, landscaping

Minimum order: bulk shipment or 1×20′ FCL. An order with mixed colors is acceptable.

Packing:

1. one ton packed into a ton bag directly.
2. 20kgs packed into one PVC bag, then 50 bags into one Big Ton bag, or 50 bags onto one pallet.
3. any other customized packing is acceptable.

Payment Terms: T/T or irrevocable L/C at sight.

Delivery Time: 10-15 days after the order confirmation.

The versatility of polished red pebbles makes them suitable for wide use, both in landscaping and interior design.

1.Landscaping:

Polished red pebbles are extensively used in landscaping to enhance the visual appeal of gardens, pathways, and patios. They can create striking borders around plant beds, adding a pop of color contrasting with green foliage. In water features such as ponds, fountains, and waterfalls, the glossy red stones add a reflective quality that enhances the serene ambiance.

2.Hardscaping:

These pebbles are also employed in hardscaping projects. They can fill gaps between pavers or stepping stones, providing a seamless and elegant finish. Their smooth surface makes them comfortable to walk on, making them a practical choice for pathways and walkways.

3.Interior Decoration:

For the interior,  polished red pebbles can be used in various decorative applications. They are often placed in decorative bowls, vases, or around candles to create a chic and contemporary look. In bathrooms, they can be used to accentuate sink basins or as a decorative arrangement around bathtubs and shower floors.

4.Aquariums:

Aquarium enthusiasts often use polished red pebbles to create visually appealing and natural-looking habitats for fish and aquatic plants. The non-toxic nature of the Polished Red Pebbles ensures they do not alter the water chemistry, making them safe for the aquatic living.