Kafka Granite is a premier manufacturer of a diverse line of natural stone products. Our raw materials originate from various quarries throughout the United States and Canada and are transported to our state-of-the-art facilities in Central Wisconsin to ensure everything we produce meets our high standards.

Whether you’re seeking natural hues or brightly colored aggregates—or spectacular natural thin stone veneer or hardscapes—Kafka has a wide variety of options to choose from when it comes to selecting the perfect material for your project.

Our experts are highly experienced when it comes to helping you select the right materials for your project’s design and needs. Whether you’re a designer, manufacturer or contractor, contact us today. We can discuss your project and provide samples for your company’s testing and approval.

We can work with both the landscape architect and installer to ensure you achieve the exact design aesthetic and function you’re looking for. By calling us today, we can get started on providing you with the exact natural stone landscaping products you’re looking for to meet your specifications.

Kafka Granite offers pathway materials ideal for a variety of scenarios. We offer crushed stone, decomposed granite, and an array of crushed recycled materials that can lend themselves aesthetically and functionally to any space or project.

Our decomposed granite aggregate and crushed stone come in nearly 40 colors, leaving you with essentially endless visual options for your project. Many of our options are locally sourced or are made from recycled materials, which could help garner points toward LEED certification.

Kafka Granite’s pathway materials are an affordable and often more environmentally friendly alternative to other hardscapes like asphalt or concrete. We have the ability to match and complement your natural environment with unmatched aesthetic appeal all while standing up to the tests of time, weather, and traffic. Our service is second-to-none, and our color variation is what sets us apart. No matter what aesthetic you’re trying to achieve, Kafka can help you. Contact us today to locate a dealer near you or to request free samples to help you decide the right Pathway Material for your project.

Standard Pathway Mix is ideal for low-traffic areas that call for a permeable and easy-to-manage pathway solution. This option doesn’t include any additives, but is crushed to the perfect size to warrant optimum compaction and drainage.

Stabilized Pathway Mix includes our aggregate mixed with an organic stabilizing binder. The addition of an organic binder enhances the durability of these pathways while not compromising its natural quality. These pathways remain permeable and work well in areas with slightly higher pedestrian or vehicular traffic, or in areas that require wheelchair accessibility.

Wax Polymer Pathway Mix is the most durable pathway material offered by Kafka. Our crushed stone, granite aggregate, or recycled material comes premixed with an engineered polymer that completely eliminates mud and dust. The addition of engineered polymer makes this an impermeable pathway, but this is the ideal solution for areas that are steeply graded.

Typical outcropping stone is rough on all sides, which requires extra time and effort during installation. When developing Kafka Granite’s Natural Stone Hardscapes, we wanted to create a natural stone product line that performs better and installs more easily. Our cut drywall is sawn on the top and bottom, streamlining the installation process. While dry stacked walls still need to be professionally installed, this process will proceed more quickly and smoothly than it would with traditional outcropping stone.

All of Kafka’s natural stone hardscapes are sawn to height, which effectively eliminates the need for shimming and re-leveling during installation. This provides a significant advantage over other natural stone landscaping products that are uneven. The end result is a quicker setup process and more efficient installation, with the potential for a lower final project cost.