British Cobble walkway, Ellis Point, Victoria

British Cobble StreetPrint in a warm brick tone at Ellis Point: the texture of a cobbled lane with none of the weeds, settling or plow damage.

British Cobble StreetPrint in a warm brick tone at Ellis Point in Victoria: the rounded stones and irregular joints of a cobbled lane, with the texture a real cobble has and none of the weeds, settling or plow damage. The photograph is a close view of the surface running beside a timber fence toward the house, where the individual stones and the depth of the joints are plain to see.

StreetPrint is an asphalt imprinting system. A heated steel template is pressed into the asphalt so the cobble is built into the surface rather than laid on it, and StreetBond colour is rolled into the imprint. The manufacturer publishes a 10–20 year service life, a slip-resistant textured surface, and snowplow and de-icing salt safety. A homeowner who wants the look of cobble without the maintenance should ask for the British Cobble pattern and a colour chosen against the house's materials.