Types of Stone we use for Patios and Paving
This type of paving comes in a broad range of colour options from lightest ivory and grey through to grey green, beige, pink, brown and dark grey.
Whilst there will always be predominant shades within each colour range, there will also be a selection of complementary shades that are pastel toned when dry and rich in colour when wet. Overall, sandstone is a hardwearing stone that offers excellent value for money
A porcelain patio offers a modern and sophisticated alternative to traditional patio materials. Porcelain is a durable and versatile material that is gaining popularity for outdoor applications due to its numerous benefits.
Porcelain paving slabs are a high-performance and low-maintenance option for your garden patio, that are beautiful, strong and more durable than natural stone or concrete.
Slate paving stones have a unique texture that adds visual interest and depth to your patio or walkway. The dark coloured stone comes in either. a blue black shade of a green grey colour.
It has a relatively flat surface with sawn straight edges and although it's not the best value natural stone, it's a classic choice that works well with both contemporary and traditional style gardens.
Limestone offers a smooth and refined surface with subtle variations in color and texture. It is durable and weather-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use.
Similar to sandstone in appearance, limestone is a popular good value choice available in a choice of four main colours: buff, blue-grey, grey and black. With black limestone, the colour fades to a miod grey in sunlight, but can be restored back to the dark coloured if preferred.
