Las Vegas, NV · 12 Patterns · Proline & Brickform

Concrete
Stamp Rentals

12 stamp patterns from Proline and Brickform — slate, stone, brick, cobble, plank, and fan patterns available for rent. Color hardener and release agent sold in-store. Same-day pickup at both Las Vegas locations.

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Proline

Proline Stamp Patterns

8 patterns — slate, stone, wood plank, and fan styles. The most widely-used stamp brand in the Southwest.

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ProlineSlate & Stone

Roman Slate

Classic irregular slate texture — the most popular pattern in Las Vegas

Roman Slate is the go-to stamped concrete pattern for driveways, patios, and pool decks in Las Vegas. The irregular slate texture reads naturally in any color and pairs well with virtually every home style — from Spanish Colonial to Contemporary. High contractor familiarity makes timing and alignment easier for first-time stampers.

Best For

DrivewaysPatiosPool decksWalkwaysEntertaiment areas
  • Irregular slate texture
  • Works in all color families
  • High pattern demand
  • Forgiving alignment
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ProlineSlate & Stone

Old Granite

Rough-textured granite look with natural variation

Old Granite mimics the irregular surface of natural granite with a coarser texture than slate patterns. Excellent slip resistance from its rough profile — a practical advantage for pool decks and outdoor living areas in wet Las Vegas monsoon conditions. The coarse finish also hides minor blemishes from color hardener application.

Best For

Pool decksOutdoor patiosSlip-sensitive areasCommercial entries
  • Coarse granite texture
  • High slip resistance
  • Hides minor finish imperfections
  • Natural variation in impression depth
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ProlineSlate & Stone

Rotating Ash Italian

Rotating pattern eliminates repeat lines — more natural look

The rotating version of the Italian Slate pattern is designed to eliminate the obvious tile-repeat lines that appear when a single stamp is used straight across. Each stamp is rotated slightly, creating a more organic, natural appearance that reads less like a manufactured pattern at distance.

Best For

Large drivewaysOpen patiosAreas viewed from a distance
  • Rotating pattern set
  • Eliminates repeat lines
  • Natural randomized appearance
  • Italian slate texture
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ProlineSlate & Stone

Italian Slate

Refined rectangular slate tile pattern

Italian Slate offers a more refined, rectilinear slate pattern vs Roman Slate's irregular feel. The structured rectangular format pairs well with contemporary and Mediterranean architecture common in Las Vegas. Available in both standard and rotating ash versions.

Best For

Contemporary homesMediterranean stylePatiosCourtyards
  • Rectilinear slate format
  • More structured than Roman
  • Works with contemporary & Mediterranean styles
  • Defined grout lines
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ProlineSlate & Stone

Rotating Ash Roman

Roman Slate's natural look — rotation eliminates repeat

The rotating ash version of Roman Slate provides all the popularity and contractor familiarity of Roman Slate, with the added benefit of reduced pattern repeat. Recommended for larger slab areas (300+ sq ft) where a non-rotating stamp would show visible repeat lines.

Best For

Large slabs 300+ sq ftWide open drivewaysCommercial plazas
  • Rotating Roman texture
  • Minimizes pattern repeat on large pours
  • Most popular pattern in rotating version
  • Familiar to most concrete crews
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ProlineWood Plank

12" Boardwalk Planks

Wood plank pattern with nail detail — 12" wide boards

The 12" Boardwalk Planks pattern replicates weathered wood deck boards complete with nail head details. The wider 12" boards read as premium decking — comparable to modern hardwood and composite deck plank sizes. Pairs with wood-tone color hardener and release agent for a convincing wood finish.

Best For

Pool decksCovered patiosBackyard entertainment areasModern ranch-style homes
  • 12" wide board format
  • Nail head detail included
  • Wood grain texture
  • Pairs with wood-tone colors
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ProlineWood Plank

6" Boardwalk Planks

Narrower plank format — traditional wood deck board width

The 6" Boardwalk Planks give a more traditional wood deck look — narrower boards match classic redwood and cedar deck plank dimensions. Works well on tighter areas and covered patio spaces where the 12" plank might feel oversized. Same nail head detail as the 12" version.

Best For

Covered patiosSide yardsNarrow walkwaysTraditional home styles
  • 6" narrow board format
  • Traditional deck plank scale
  • Nail head detail
  • Pairs with cedar & redwood color tones
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ProlineFan & Geometric

European Fan Small Stone

Classic fan pattern — radial stone layout

The European Fan Small Stone pattern creates the iconic radial fan layout associated with European cobblestone piazzas and formal garden pathways. The small stone scale gives a detailed, refined appearance. More complex to lay out than rectangular patterns — recommend for experienced stampers or allow extra time.

Best For

Formal entrywaysGarden pathsCircular featuresMediterranean & Spanish-style homes
  • Radial fan layout
  • Small stone scale
  • Complex alignment — plan carefully
  • High visual interest
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Brickform

Brickform Stamp Patterns

4 patterns — cut stone, fieldstone, cobble, and brick styles.

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BrickformSlate & Stone

Ashlar Cut Slate

Cut stone tile look — formal and versatile

Ashlar Cut Slate from Brickform replicates cut stone tile — rectangular and square blocks in a randomized pattern that mimics how natural stone is set by masons. The result is a refined, formal look appropriate for upscale residential and commercial applications. One of the most requested patterns for contemporary Las Vegas custom homes.

Best For

Upscale residential drivewaysCommercial entriesContemporary designFormal patios
  • Cut stone tile appearance
  • Randomized block layout
  • Formal and refined
  • Upscale residential appeal
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BrickformSlate & Stone

Random Stone

Irregular natural fieldstone — organic and rustic

Random Stone replicates the appearance of irregular natural fieldstone set in mortar — an organic, rustic look that contrasts well with the clean lines of modern Las Vegas architecture. Works beautifully in warm desert color tones: sandstone, mesa, and terracotta release agents.

Best For

Rustic & ranch-style homesDesert landscapingRetaining wallsBackyard patios
  • Irregular fieldstone texture
  • Organic, non-repetitive look
  • Works with warm desert tones
  • Rustic & natural appeal
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BrickformBrick & Cobble

London Cobble

Rounded cobblestone — Old World street character

London Cobble replicates the rounded, worn cobblestones of historic European streets. The irregular, slightly dome-topped stones give substantial visual texture and depth. An excellent choice for driveway aprons, courtyard features, and entertainment areas where Old World character is desired.

Best For

Driveway aprons & bordersCourtyardsOld World & European-style homesEntertainment areas
  • Rounded dome-top cobblestones
  • High visual texture and depth
  • Old World European character
  • Works as border or full coverage
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BrickformBrick & Cobble

Herringbone New Brick

Classic herringbone brick — timeless and high-demand

Herringbone brick is one of the most recognized and enduring patterns in decorative concrete — the 45° interlocking brick layout adds visual direction and energy to flat slabs. The New Brick texture gives crisp, uniform brick faces with defined mortar joints. Versatile enough for traditional, transitional, and even contemporary designs.

Best For

DrivewaysPatiosWalkwaysTraditional & transitional homesBorders and accents
  • 45° herringbone brick layout
  • Crisp uniform brick faces
  • Defined mortar joint lines
  • Highly recognizable — strong visual impact
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What's Included
with Your Rental

✓ With Stamp Rental

  • Full stamp mat set for your pattern
  • Both sample + tool images for reference
  • Pattern alignment guidance from our staff
  • Delivery available — call to confirm

Purchase In-Store

  • +Color hardener (30+ colors)
  • +Release agent (powder & liquid)
  • +Concrete sealer (full system)
  • +Concrete cure & seal
  • +Touch-up rollers & hand tools
  • +Kneeling boards

Reserve Your Pattern

Call Before Your Pour Date

Stamp sets are first-come, first-served. Call at least 48 hours before your pour to confirm your pattern is available and reserved.

(702) 749-6318

5-Step Stamping
Process

Apply Color Hardener

Broadcast color hardener onto the fresh slab after screeding and initial floating — typically two passes for full color saturation. Trowel it into the surface. In Las Vegas, work in shade and early morning to prevent premature drying before stamping.

Apply Release Agent

Broadcast or spray powdered release agent over the color-hardened surface immediately before stamping. Release prevents stamps from sticking and adds a secondary highlight color for depth. Choose a release color that contrasts with your base color hardener.

Stamp in Sequence

Begin stamping when the concrete supports your body weight on the stamps without sinking more than 3/8". Work in consistent rows, aligning each stamp to the last. Use kneeling boards to distribute weight on already-stamped sections.

Touch-Up & Clean

Use a hand roller or touch-up tool to sharpen any soft impressions near edges and corners. Wash off excess release agent with a light water rinse after the slab reaches initial set.

Cure, Then Seal

Allow the slab to cure — minimum 24–48 hours before sealing in Las Vegas heat. Apply a cure-and-seal or stand-alone sealer to lock in color and protect the surface. We stock full-system sealers at both locations.

Las Vegas-Specific Warning

Your Window Can Be
30 Minutes or Less

In Las Vegas summer heat (100°F+), concrete surface temperatures can exceed 140°F. Bleed water evaporates before the pour is even finished. Your entire crew, all stamps, and all materials must be staged and ready before the truck arrives. Once you miss the window, no amount of water, retarder, or effort gets it back.

Summer afternoon
~30–45 min window
Summer morning
~60–90 min window
Winter day
~90–150 min window

Use concrete retarder on the surface in summer to extend your working time.We stock it →

Stamp Rental FAQ

What concrete stamp patterns can I rent in Las Vegas?

We stock 12 stamp patterns for rent across two brands — Proline and Brickform. Patterns include Roman Slate, Old Granite, Rotating Ash Italian, Italian Slate, Rotating Ash Roman, 12" Boardwalk Planks, 6" Boardwalk Planks, European Fan Small Stone (all Proline), and Ashlar Cut Slate, Random Stone, London Cobble, and Herringbone New Brick (all Brickform). Call (702) 749-6318 to confirm a specific pattern is available before your pour date.

Do you sell color hardener and release agent to go with the stamp rental?

Yes — we stock a full range of color hardener and release agents at both locations. Our staff can help you pair the right release agent color to contrast with your base color hardener for the depth and highlight effect you're looking for. Stop in or call (702) 749-6318 and we'll help spec the full system.

How many stamps do I need to rent for my project?

A standard stamp set typically includes 4–6 individual mats per pattern. For most residential driveways and patios (600–1,500 sq ft), one set is sufficient. The rule of thumb: you should always have enough stamps laid out in front of you to work across the full width of the slab without stopping to pick up and reposition. Call us with your slab dimensions and we'll confirm if you need a single set or multiple.

When is the right time to stamp fresh concrete in Las Vegas?

In Las Vegas, timing is the most critical factor — and it moves faster than in most climates. In summer (110°F+), the stamping window can be as short as 30–60 minutes after the pour. In winter mornings, you may have 2–3 hours. The test: press a stamp firmly onto the surface and lift it. If the impression holds shape and doesn't spring back, you're in the window. If concrete sticks to the stamp, wait. If the impression won't hold depth, you're late. Have your entire crew ready and stamps laid out before the pour starts.

What is the difference between Proline and Brickform stamps?

Both are premium professional stamp brands. Proline is known for their slate, stone, and plank patterns and is one of the most widely-used brands in the Southwest. Brickform (owned by Solomon Colors) is known for their cut stone, cobblestone, and brick patterns and are common in the custom residential and commercial market. Both brands produce precise, consistent impressions. Pattern selection — not brand — is the primary decision.

Can I use a rotating stamp pattern on a small patio?

Yes, but the rotation benefit is most visible on larger areas (300+ sq ft). On a small 150 sq ft patio the pattern repeat isn't noticeable regardless, so a standard non-rotating pattern is equally effective and slightly easier to work with. For large open driveways and commercial areas, rotating patterns are strongly recommended.

Do I need to seal stamped concrete?

Yes — sealing is essential for stamped concrete in Las Vegas. The sealer protects the color hardener from UV fading (extreme in the desert), locks in the release agent highlight, prevents water infiltration, and provides surface abrasion resistance. We recommend applying a sealer within 24–48 hours after the slab reaches initial cure. We stock a full range of sealers — acrylic, solvent-based, and polyurethane — at both locations.

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