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Wide view of a new stamped concrete walkway in Tacoma with an ashlar slate pattern and dark charcoal border.
Completed 2022

Stamped Concrete Walkway with a Two-Tone Ashlar Slate Pattern

A striking two-tone design defines this stamped concrete walkway in Tacoma, creating a warm and inviting path to the home's entrance.

  • Tacoma, WA
  • Less than 1 week
  • 175 sq ft
  • 3 photos
Wide view of a new stamped concrete walkway in Tacoma with an ashlar slate pattern and dark charcoal border.

The two-tone color scheme creates a clear and elegant path to the front door.

Detail of the stamped concrete curb in Tacoma, showing the dark charcoal color and texture next to a white pillar.

The stamped vertical face of the curb adds a custom, high-end finish.

Front-on perspective of the ashlar slate stamped concrete walkway leading to a dark front porch in Tacoma, WA.

A consistent pattern and finish provide a welcoming and cohesive entryway.

Project Overview

A striking two-tone design defines this stamped concrete walkway in Tacoma, creating a warm and inviting path to the home's entrance. The main surface features an ashlar slate pattern, colored with varied brown and tan hues to give the impression of natural, cut stone. This warm field is framed by a bold, charcoal-colored border that provides a sharp, clean visual contrast. A key detail is the integrated, stamped curb on the garden side, where the charcoal color and texture wrap vertically to neatly contain the landscaping. This walkway connects an existing surface to a covered porch, which features a complementary but distinct stamp in a darker tone. The entire installation demonstrates a thoughtful approach to color, texture, and form, resulting in a highly durable and customized entryway.

Tags:

  • Stamped Border
  • Saw Cut Control Joints
  • Stamped Concrete
  • Ashlar Slate

Things to Know

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How should I maintain a stamped concrete walkway in a high-traffic entryway to preserve its color?

Regularly clean the surface with a mild detergent and water, avoiding harsh chemicals. To best protect against wear and UV fading, the walkway should be professionally cleaned and resealed every 2-3 years. This protective layer is essential for maintaining vibrant color and surface integrity.

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What is the lifespan of a two-tone stamped concrete walkway in a climate with freeze-thaw cycles?

A properly installed stamped concrete walkway can last over 25 years, even in harsh climates. Success depends on a solid, well-compacted sub-base and correct joint placement. The sealer is critical, as it prevents water penetration that causes damage during freeze-thaw cycles.

Top rated Sidewalks & Walkways in Tacoma, WA

As Tacoma concrete contractors, we design and build sidewalks & walkway for historic North End homes, new South Tacoma builds and everything in between. Each project is engineered for Puget Sound freeze thaw cycles, heavy vehicles and long term curb appeal.

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