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Stepping Stones Perth

Somewhere to put your feet.

Decorative stepping stones in seven designs — tree trunk rounds in natural and charcoal, a turtle, a love heart, a leaf, and left and right feet. They break up a lawn, mark a path through a garden bed, and give kids something to hop between.

They come as individual stones rather than by the metre, so how many you need is a question of spacing. Come and see them in the yard — they photograph smaller than they are.

Or call the yard on (08) 9434 2290

  • Open 7 days
  • Seven designs
  • Bibra Lake yard
  • Delivery across the southern suburbs
Stepping Stones at the Bibra Lake yard

Stepping stone designs

Seven to choose from

  • Tree Trunk at the Bibra Lake yard

    Tree Trunk

    Natural finish

  • Charcoal Tree Trunk at the Bibra Lake yard

    Charcoal Tree Trunk

    Charcoal finish

  • Leaf at the Bibra Lake yard

    Leaf

  • Turtle at the Bibra Lake yard

    Turtle

  • Love Heart at the Bibra Lake yard

    Love Heart

  • Left Foot at the Bibra Lake yard

    Left Foot

  • Right Foot at the Bibra Lake yard

    Right Foot

Ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290 to check current stock and pricing before you come down.

How many stepping stones do you need?

Pace it out before you buy

A stepping stone path is spaced to a stride, not to a measurement. About 600mm from the centre of one stone to the centre of the next suits most people.

Walk the route at your own pace first and count where your feet land. It costs nothing and it is the only way to get a path that does not feel like hopscotch.

Path lengthStones at 600mm centresWorth knowing
3 metresAbout 5A short run from a gate to a door.
5 metresAbout 8A side path or a route across a lawn.
10 metresAbout 16Worth pacing properly — the error compounds over a long run.

The feet come as a left and a right, so order them in pairs. Everything else is a single shape and can be mixed however you like.

How to choose a stepping stone

Four things that actually decide it

  • Who is walking on it

    A path to the bins and a path through a kids' garden are different briefs. The feet, the turtle and the love heart are there because somebody small is going to be using them; the tree trunks suit a path that is meant to disappear into the planting.

  • What goes around them

    Stepping stones read best with something soft between — lawn, mulch or a fine decorative gravel. Set into a hard surface they tend to look stranded.

  • Spacing

    Pace the route out before you come down and count your steps, rather than measuring the distance. The stones want to land where feet naturally fall, and that is a stride, not a number.

  • How many you need

    They are sold as individual stones. Once you know your pace count you know your quantity, and it is worth buying a couple over rather than coming back for two.

What the path runs through

Stones are half of it

A stepping stone path is stones and whatever sits between them. That in-between is what makes it look finished, and it is usually the cheaper half.

Stepping stone pickup and delivery

Collect them, or we will bring them

Collect from the yard

Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load you are asking for.

Have it delivered

Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. Tell us the address, how much you need and anything awkward about access — tight driveways and low branches change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.

A loader tipping a scoop into a customer's box trailer at the Bibra Lake yard

Cart them home free

Borrow one of ours for two hours

Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.

  • Yard to your home only — no tip trips
  • Two hours, no overnight use
  • Back 30 minutes before we close, whatever the two hours says
  • Bookings not accepted, first in best dressed

Customer feedback

What people say after they have used it

Stepping stone FAQs

What we get asked at the counter

  • What stepping stone designs do you stock?

    Seven: a natural tree trunk round and a charcoal one, a leaf, a turtle, a love heart, and left and right feet. Ring to check current stock before driving down.

  • How far apart should stepping stones be?

    Walk the route at a comfortable pace and put a marker where each foot lands. That spacing will be right for you and it is more reliable than any measurement — a path set out with a tape measure usually feels slightly wrong to walk.

  • What do you put between stepping stones?

    Lawn, mulch or a fine decorative gravel all work, and all of them are in the yard. Something soft between the stones is what makes them read as a path rather than as a set of pavers.

  • How many stepping stones do I need?

    Pace the route and count the steps. They are sold individually, so your pace count is your quantity — buy one or two over rather than making a second trip for them.

  • Can I collect stepping stones myself?

    Yes, seven days. They travel fine in a boot or a ute, and if you are taking a few, two hours of our trailers are free.

  • Can stepping stones be delivered?

    Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs, usually alongside whatever else you are ordering. Most people take them with their mulch or soil.

Get a stepping stone quote

Tell us how many you are after

Include your suburb if you want it delivered — it changes the price and whether the big truck can get in. If you are not sure which stepping stone you need, describe the job and we will tell you.

Or ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290

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