Are there polygonal concrete slabs on the market?

I would like to cover our terraces and the carport with polygonal slabs, sandstone-colored, but made of concrete --> not natural stone. Are you aware if such things exist or is it due to my lack of research ability that I cannot find anything about it on the internet despite weeks of searching? If such slabs do not exist, I would be interested to know why. Thanks in advance to everyone. :)

May I ask why they should be made of concrete? What is wrong with natural stone?

May I ask why they should be made of concrete? What speaks against natural stone?

Especially since the polygonal slabs are not only made of sandstone.

I just see…. At EHL there is, for example, something like this: "Polygono Naturale" is the series in 2 color variants.

If such plates do not exist, I would be interested in why.

Thanks in advance to everyone. :)

I would say they do not exist because it is a natural product. Reproducing the shapes makes little sense. Far too expensive.

As already mentioned, there are alternatives made of concrete, but they cannot match the natural product.

In the USA, they lay silicone plates with the desired pattern on the concrete. I’ll send you a link.

Thanks, got it. :)

We are still far from the terrace or pathway.
But I at least wanted to experiment with it. Probably not until autumn, though.

O.k., then I’ll wait until autumn and see how and if it worked out for you. ;-)

May I ask why they are supposed to be made of concrete? What speaks against natural stone?

I’ve read often that natural stone is supposed to be very sensitive. But now I just realize that since you can more easily replace polygonal slabs, it’s not so bad if one slab is accidentally damaged. I will continue to read into the topic and then maybe switch to natural stone after all, if we can afford it and it looks good with the finished house. I’m still not sure about that either, but I’ll ask you in good time.

In the USA, they lay silicone sheets with the desired pattern on the concrete. I'll send you a link.

please also to the 11th ;-)

But now I just realized, since with polygonal slabs it is easier to make a replacement, it is not so unpleasant if a slab is accidentally damaged.

You see me astonished.