Compass Concrete Round Stepping Stone - Massarellis #1930

Navigator Style in a Concrete Stepping Stone

The Compass Stepping Stone by Massarelli is a heavy duty, 2" thick concrete garden accent subtle enough to complement any decorative theme. Featuring a detailed globe and compass relief, this stepping stone celebrates the explorer mindset and provides long lasting durability for daily use and against the elements.

Enjoy the charm and durability of this 18" diameter, 31-pound concrete large stepping stone.

🌳 Landscaping Tip: Strategically place stepping stones to easily access a bird bath for water refills – or to reach other parts of the garden that need your frequent attention!

Functional Art for Your Garden

Whether used in a rustic pathway or merely ornamental, the Compass Stepping Stone is a versatile garden accent. Each stepping stone is individually hand built and provides the perfect transitional piece to blend beauty with daily use.

Choose any color from Massarelli's palette to compliment your outdoor space. Your concrete stepping stone will fit perfectly into locations that include:

➤ Patio, Garden, Courtyard, Gazebo, Lawn, Porch, Entryway.

About "Natural": A stepping stone ordered in the "Natural" color is unfinished concrete straight from the mold (no stain), and buffed to remove rough spots. For the raw look with a finish applied, consider "Old Stone."

Why You'll Love It

• Made in the USA: At a family owned business on the East Coast
• Hand Built from Cast Stone Concrete: High-grade materials from molders, artists, and sculptors who create each stepping stone with passion
• Beautifully Finished: The stain is formulated to change over time in response to the elements
• Uniquely Yours: Due to the texture and detail of natural materials used and the handcrafting process, no two pieces are the same

Specifications

Massarelli #1930

Type	Outdoor
Material	Cast Stone Concrete
Color	Shown in Old Stone and Pearl; many finishes available
Dimensions	18" diameter x 2" thick / 31 lbs.
Warranty	1 year limited — see Resources Hub below