Installed with a full concrete base and cut to fit unique designs and gardens by our expert team. 

• 22mm calibrated sandstone
• High quality resin pointing (10mm gaps)
• Low maintenance
• Suitable for driveways

Sandstone paving is a popular choice for garden paving for several reasons. Here are some of the main benefits of sandstone paving in a garden:

1. Aesthetic Appeal: Sandstone is a natural stone that comes in a range of colors and textures, making it a versatile and attractive choice for garden paving. It can be used to create a range of different styles, from rustic and traditional to modern and minimalist.

2. Durability: Sandstone is a durable material that can withstand heavy foot traffic and exposure to the elements. It’s resistant to weathering, erosion, and staining, making it a good choice for outdoor use.

3. Low Maintenance: Sandstone is relatively low maintenance compared to other types of paving materials. It doesn’t require regular sealing, and it’s easy to clean with a soft brush or pressure washer.

4. Slip Resistance: Sandstone is naturally slip-resistant, which is important for outdoor use where the surface may become wet and slippery. This makes it a safer option for garden paving.

5. Environmentally Friendly: Sandstone is a natural material that is quarried from the earth, which means it has a low carbon footprint compared to man-made materials such as concrete.

Overall, sandstone paving is a popular choice for garden paving due to its aesthetic appeal, durability, low maintenance, slip resistance, and environmental friendliness. It can add value to a property and enhance the overall look and feel of a garden.

Here are the main considerations for maintenance of sandstone paving.

1. Regular Cleaning: Sandstone paving requires regular cleaning to remove any dirt, debris, or other stains that may accumulate on the surface. This can be done using a soft-bristled brush or a pressure washer, but make sure to use the appropriate setting to avoid damaging the surface. You can also use a mild detergent solution if necessary.

2. Sealing: Sealing your sandstone paving can help to protect it from water damage, staining, and other types of damage. It’s recommended to seal the paving after installation and every few years thereafter, depending on the amount of foot traffic and exposure to the elements.

3. Weed Removal: Weeds can grow between the joints of sandstone paving, which can be unsightly and cause damage to the paving over time. It’s important to remove any weeds as soon as they appear to prevent them from taking root.

4. Repairing Cracks and Damage: Over time, sandstone paving may develop cracks or other types of damage due to wear and tear or exposure to the elements. It’s important to repair any damage as soon as possible to prevent it from spreading and causing further damage.

5. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid using harsh chemicals, such as bleach or acid, to clean your sandstone paving as this can damage the surface. Stick to mild detergent solutions or natural cleaning products instead.

Overall, regular maintenance and care can help to ensure that your sandstone paving lasts for many years and looks its best.

Our expert team follow a set process for installation of sandstone paving. 

1. Preparation: First, the area where the sandstone paving will be installed must be prepared. This involves removing any existing paving, plants, or debris, and leveling the ground to create a smooth and even surface.

2. Base Layer: Next, a layer of compacted hardcore or crushed stone is laid over the prepared ground. This layer provides a stable and level base for the sandstone paving.

3. Laying the Paving: The sandstone paving is then laid on a 50mm layer of concrete, starting from one end of the area and working towards the other end. The paving is laid in a pattern that has been previously planned and measured. The stones are then tapped into place with a rubber mallet or a hammer and wooden block to ensure they are level and stable.

4. Cutting the Paving: As the paving is laid, some stones may need to be cut to fit around corners, edges or curves. This is done using a specialist saw with a diamond blade to create a clean and accurate cut.

5. Finishing: Once all the paving stones are in place, the joints between them are filled with a high-quality sand resin mixture. This is brushed into the joints to fill any gaps and provide stability to the paving.

Installing sandstone paving involves careful planning and preparation, accurate measuring and cutting of the stones. Our team are experts when it comes to installing paving.