Oreti Stone is very similar product to the Otara Gold but with a more grey substance to the selection. Sourced from rivers around Otago, Oreti stone is cheaper and is oftened used in variation of exposed aggregate finishes. Graded to 7-14mm in pebble size, this product is commonly sold in 25kg bags.
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Conpavers Blenheim Ltd recently helped to complete the Marlborough Boys College internal courtyard upgrade as a sub contractor to Fulton Hogan Blenheim. The completed works involved supplying and installing new large flagstones to give a smooth tiled look to the revamped area and to provide a clearly marked path between the two main college buildings. This completion of this upgrade has been welcomed by many staff at the college who all agree that it was money well spent and are exceedingly pleased with the finished work.
The Picton Foreshore (London Quay Project) has recently undergone a complete makeover with new offices, carparks and wharfs with a high standard landscaped finish to refresh the look of the Picton Waterfront. Hebs Construction, the main contractor, have passed a large amount of landscaping work onto the team at Conpavers Blenheim Ltd including granite paving, stainless steel tactile studs installation and also clay paving and street furniture installation from Port Marlborough and March Civil. The London Quay project has been the largest project undertaken by Conpavers Blenheim Ltd and its high quality finish and smart look makes another project quality project completed by Conpavers Blenheim Ltd. Residents and tourists who have viewed the waterfront redevelopment, have all marvelled and commented positively at the new design and finish which Conpavers Blenheim Ltd has played a major part in.
Stephenson Street , a very busy street serving the Marlborough Boys College entrance, recently underwent a major upgrade in which Conpavers Blenheim Ltd played a major part in. As part of a minor safety works contract awarded to HEB Construction in Blenheim, we undertook the works on a sub contract basis. This included resealed footpaths, new pedestrian crossings with on a new speed bump, installation on new tactile paving and safety bollards, new stormwater connections, new road layout and road marking and installation on new street lighting by Marlborough Lines. The project was completed on time and to high expectations set by the local borough and has created a safer environment for all users of the Marlborough Boys College as well as surrounding residents.