The Riccobene dealer locator now has iPhone/Android support. We want finding our authorized dealers to be quick and easy for our customers no matter where you login from. To locate Riccobene Dealers on the go with your mobile device, simply visit www.riccobene.com/locator from your phone and you will automatically be re-directed to our dealer locator web-ap. Once you are there, let your phone’s GPS automatically determine your nearest locations or enter your zip code.

If you’re looking for Patio on a Pallet select the: “LOWES Patio on a Pallet” filter to find a Lowes store near you.

(Submitted by D. Riccobene / Dir. Marketing and Advertising)

You’d be surprised by how easy it is to design your own concrete flagstone patio. Patio on a Pallet™ DIY design guides and pre-designed layouts are now available for print and download on the Patio on a Pallet™ product pages.

View online or print them here:

Patio on a Pallet™ Natural – Design Guides and layouts
Patio on a Pallet™ Rectangle – Design Guides and Layouts

Patio on a Pallet™ is available at Lowes stores in LA county and can be special ordered from any store nation wide. Use our dealer locator to find one close by.

To find out how to get your Patio on a Pallet™, visit our support page and contact us!

(Submitted by D. Riccobene / Dir. Marketing and Advertising)

“DIY, meet flagstone”

It’s official, Patio on a Pallet™ is now available at Lowes stores in LA county and can be special ordered nationwide!

Patio on a Pallet™ is our most recent hardscape innovation. This already popular product is available in two shape styles (Sereno™ stone natural and rectangle) and comes in three natural color blends. Each pallet covers a total of exactly 108 sq. ft. with the perfect mix of four unique shapes that fit together in any combination. Anyone can lay one of these patios within hours. If your installation area is larger than 108 sq. ft. simply combine multiple pallets.

Here is what one of our satisfied owners has to say:

“…I hope Lowes continues offering this sort of “kit” option for this kind of product. It is cumbersome to shop for patio stones any other way. I used grout in the joints and I gotta say, It looks pretty slick…”

“…At first it is intimidating. I assume most people are used to normal square pavers. When you look at Patio on a Pallet, you think it must be complicated. But once you look closer and see how it all fits together, I’d be surprised if you move on to the traditional stuff. After the first few stones, both my wife and I figured it out in a snap. Although, since every shape can fit in any orientation, we had a few disagreements on what shape to put where!…”

-VenturaPete / lowes.com

Learn More

Visit Patio on a Pallet’s™ dedicated section on our site to learn more, download a brochure, find a dealer or get installation tips and design guides.

If you aren’t in LA county and would like to find out how to get a Patio on a Pallet™, visit our support page and contact us. We’d be happy to help you!

(Submitted by D. Riccobene / Dir. Marketing and Advertising)

Search Features

Our dealer locator is now up and running. Visit it from any page to locate one of our 300+ authorized dealers nationwide. Here are some of the search options available to you:

• Enter your zip code or address
• Explore our dealers on a map
• Let the locator automatically find locations in your area!

Get Detailed Information

Store Detail Example

Once you find your store, you’ll have access to:

• Address, phone number, and website
• Hours of operation
• Find and print directions from your location
• Detailed store info

We’re proud to bring our products to stores and garden centers throughout the country and want you to be able to find them quickly and easily. We hope you find this helpful!

If you happen to be a dealer…

Consider stoping by our update form and submit your store hours, logo, or provide store information so our visitors can learn more about you!

Find a Riccobene Authorized Dealer Near you

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(Submitted by D. Riccobene / Dir. Marketing and Advertising)

At first, laying your own patio may seem like a headache. As with most patios, 95% of them need a straight edge around the border or all the stones need to fit in a specific amount of space. This means you’ll probably need to cut them to fit. You may ask, “How will I ever cut concrete stones?” Well, don’t worry, it isn’t that difficult. There are two processes we recommend:

Masonry Blade

On the low end, the concrete paver units may be dry-cut with a masonry blade in a common circular saw.  It will require numerous passes with ever increasing depth of cut…no more than 1/8” at a time. These blades are readily available at your local hardware store.

When using the circular saw dry-cut method clamp the stone unit securely to a sturdy support to allow you to hold the saw, properly, with both hands.  Securing a shop vac hose near the cutting operation will collect much of the dust that can obstruct the proper viewing of the cutting operation and can be sucked into the saw’s motor by the cooling fan blades. Give the saw’s motor a good cleaning after the cutting operations.  Since this cutting operation can be harder on the saw than cutting wood the motor may get hot and need to, periodically, cool off.

Wet-Cut Masonry Saw

On the high end, renting a wet-cut masonry saw is the quickest option.  When laying your patio, save all the cutting operations to the end of the installation so the rental time may be kept at a minimum.

In either case please be certain to wear a dust mask, hearing protection and safety goggles.  The wet-cut saw will not produce dust, but hearing and eye protection is still necessary.

(By Merlyn Nyght, Commercial Sales/Technical Services)