Sandstone paving is a natural stone paving material widely used in patio applications up and down the country. Coming in a range of colours and the each tile has subtle variations making it a very natural and soft looking material. It comes in a mixture of available sizes which makes it a great option for creating paths, patios, driveways and garden features.
Is Sandstone Right for me?
Quite possibly, Sandstone is a great choice if you’re looking for a natural, timeless finish that adds character to your outdoor space. Each slab has unique colour tones and textures, creating a warm and authentic look that suits both traditional and modern gardens.
Sandstone is durable, weather resistant, and offers good slip resistance, making it ideal for patios, paths, and seating areas. While it does require occasional maintenance, such as sealing and cleaning, many homeowners feel the natural variation and long-lasting appeal make sandstone a worthwhile investment
Sandstone is an extremely popular land term product that our team spend a lot of time working with.
Some FAQ’S
Is Sandstone hard to maintain?
This is something everyone asks, no, it is slightly more work than harder man made products such as porcelain. However simple tasks such as regular sweeping, and washing down can keep the product looking like new without too much work.
Will sandstone fade over time?
Sandstone is a natural stone, so its colour will not “fade” in the way manufactured materials can. However, over time you may notice slight changes in tone due to natural weathering, sunlight, and general outdoor exposure.
How long does sandstone last?
When properly installed and maintained, sandstone paving can last 20–30 years or more. Its natural durability allows it to withstand weather, foot traffic, and temperature changes. Regular cleaning and occasional sealing will help protect the stone and extend its lifespan, keeping it looking good for many years.
Can we mix it up?
Yes of course, many clients use a mix of different sizes and colours. Mixing the grey paving with a black edging for example is very effective
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