Buy Flagstone — Irregular Patio Stone, Cut Pattern & Steppers
Flagstone is the workhorse of hardscape patios and paths. Depending on region you will see sandstone, limestone, quartzite, and bluestone all sold as flagstone. Irregular flag gives that classic natural jointed look; cut pattern gives you predictable joints and lower waste on square-foot layouts.
On Premier Stone we tag each listing with the stone type, thickness, and finish so a pallet advertised as flagstone tells you exactly what you are bidding on. Coverage is typically listed by pallet weight — 1 ton of 1.5-inch flag covers roughly 120 to 140 sq ft.
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How many square feet does a ton of flagstone cover?
Roughly 120–140 sq ft for 1.5-inch flag and 90–120 sq ft for 2-inch flag. Use the coverage calculator for your specific thickness.
Should I buy irregular or cut pattern?
Cut pattern is faster to install and produces less waste on rectangular patios. Irregular reads more natural and hides layout mistakes better.
What base do I need under flagstone?
4–6 inches of compacted road base plus 1 inch of leveling sand or stone dust for dry-laid installs. Wet-set on a concrete slab if the patio will support vehicles.
Find flagstone that matches your job or save a search and get notified when new pallets ship. Use our coverage calculator to size the order before you bid.