The look of the pavers was exactly what I wanted. Snapping the stakes into the underside of the paver was MUCH more difficult than the video showed. I tried calling the phone number listed- nothing, tried sending an email - bounced back. I finally found an easier solution to my install the stakes since I don't have the strength to punch them in. I was disappointed that I couldn't reach the company for assistance.

Make sure to follow directions on putting in the stakes, but they work great. Lightweight but sturdy when in ground. And color is perfect.

Putting these together, make sure you remove all the extra plastic residue remaining when you break the little spikes off of there, where it supposed to go, I found it often left a little bit of that thick plastic, and I just had to jiggle it out of place, then I sat down at the dinner table set it on a folded towel up and in a slight circular motion, push downward, and found they snap together really easy. Outside I laid them upside down first to get the distance and spacing right and then one by one I would turn them over and gently press equally also in a circular motion, the spikes into the ground and found they went in rather easy. They look terrific and very much mimic Stone, they feel good under your feet. Perfect for what we needed without having to haul heavy stones or ready the area. Recommend

This is a non-incented, unsolicited review that's inspired by the low "value for the money" ratings.

These are clearly more expensive than conventional concrete or slate pavers, but after 1.5 years on my Florida property, including 2 major hurricanes and multiple instances of flooding, these look the same as the day I unpacked them.

Only gripe is that the 4 stakes for each stepper are tedious to remove and clip into place on initial installation. Since I purchased 3 of the biggest sets (16?), it seemed like a big task and so I lazily tossed them where I wanted, thinking I'd get around to it later (I didn't). These steppers don't really move. I have had a massive landscape renovation, and compared to conventional heavy pavers, I appreciate how lightweight and easy these are to relocate, and no staining"”east to rinse off. Visitors comment that they look like stone, and are surprised at their relatively bouncy feel underfoot.

I have a young family and giant breed dog"”we are rough on our things. Not one of these has broken or shows any wear/damage whatsoever. Totally worth the money. I'm buying another set today.

For comparison, I simultaneously purchased 6 roll-out wood garden plank pathways. The plastic tubing that keeps it all together has broken, resulting in every single pathway (each 8-10' long) to fall apart, leaving messy wood planks and plastic grommets everywhere for cleanup. These are destined for the firepit and are certainly not worth the spend for less than a year of just okay look & performance.

I've been looking for circular, lightweight stepping stones for a long time. Although these are "faux" stone - and lightweight - they're constructed in a way that makes them resilient. The underside is kind of hollowed out, so the mud in my flower garden pushes inside them and makes them strong and allows a person to walk easily on them.