Riven Paving
Riven Paving offers a natural and organic look with variations in tone and texture that add an authentic touch to any traditional patio design. Available in either mixed-size patio kits or single-sized slabs, our riven paving is available in Sandstone, Slate, & Limestone, offering you plenty of options to choose from!
✅ Low Maintenance
✅ Naturally Riven Surface Textures
✅ Hand Dressed Edges
✅ Natural Slip Resistance
✅ Looks Great Wet & Dry
Riven Paving Slabs
The natural colours and tones of our riven slabs offer the charm and appeal that only natural stone paving can! Beautiful variations throughout will ensure that no slab is exactly the same and each paver features its own unique blend of colours and textures formed naturally over thousands of years. Our riven slabs will stand the test of time even in harsh weather and are suited to the British climate to offer a robust and long-lasting paving option to keep your garden looking its best all year round! The riven natural slabs help to retain grip underfoot and all of our riven paving is CE-approved and ethically sourced from the highest quality quarries in India, so you can order with confidence and peace of mind.What is Riven Paving?
The term ‘riven’ refers to the surface texture of the stone, created naturally when the stone is hand split along its naturally-formed layers. This provides a truly authentic finish and the process leaves beautiful natural variations throughout the surface of each slab, meaning that no paver is exactly the same! Each of our riven slabs features hand-dressed edges which add to the organic look of the stone which particularly suits this style of Indian paving to traditional settings and is a great alternative to Yorkstone, whilst also working out to be less expensive! Tumbled paving is treated by passing the slabs through a slowly rotating drum which smoothes off the edges, corners and surfaces of the slab to give the stone a slightly aged look that will blend into any space as if it had already been there for years. When tumbling a riven stone, the variations in the surface texture of the slabs remain but any harsh variations are smoothed off, resulting in a lightly riven texture that is much smoother to the touch and gives the stone a long-established appearance. Not only does the slightly worn effect add to the character of the space, but the process of tumbling the slabs will also make them less porous, making them much easier to maintain and less susceptible to staining!What is Calibrated Paving?
The term ‘Calibrated’ means that the slabs have been cut to a consistent thickness. Calibrated paving is easier to lay than a non-calibrated stone as it eliminates any large variations in thickness between each slab to save you time and money on the laying process. Our riven stone is calibrated to 22mm in thickness and an allowance should be made for +/- 5mm to cover natural variations in the surface of the stone which give the riven paving its characteristic look.Sealing Riven Paving
It’s generally advised to seal riven paving slabs to help prevent staining, as well as helping to prevent the growth of any moss or algae, but sealing is not compulsory and there are plenty of options that will provide various results! Some sealants will simply seal and protect, whereas others can even be used to enhance the colour of your slabs. Sealing your slabs will also help to protect against other general wear such as fading which can sometimes occur over long periods. As for when to apply a sealer, there are no specific guidelines and most landscapers will have their own tried and tested methods. Some people choose to seal their paving slabs before laying to prevent any staining during the laying process and others prefer to leave their stone unsealed for up to a year, allowing the stone to weather naturally first. To find out what is best for you, we always advise speaking to a local tradesperson who will be able to assess the needs of your project. You can find out more about Sealing Paving Slabs on our blog!Which paving slabs should I choose?
Sandstone paving slabs offer the charm and appeal that only natural stone can offer. With beautiful variations in colour throughout, each paver features unique tones formed naturally over thousands of years and promises a finish filled with character. Choose from a naturally riven surface texture or a smooth, sawn & honed option to find the right patio paving for you! Porcelain Paving is a state-of-the-art, man-made option that offers the look of natural stone with all the modern conveniences of a low-maintenance and fuss-free choice. The lightly textured, non-slip surface adds extra safety to any project and the outdoor tiles can simply be wiped clean with a damp cloth, saving you time on upkeep, plus so you won't need to worry about any accidental spills! Granite is a stylish and hard-wearing choice of paving slabs which are known for their durability as well as their non-slip and scratch-resistant properties. Granite pavers are ideal for use on patios, paths and around pools in any domestic or commercial project. The lightly-flamed surface texture of each slab helps to retain grip underfoot and leaves the slabs with a textured surface that glistens beautifully in the sunlight! Available in a range of eye-catching colours, Slate Paving has a unique naturally riven texture suitable for creating a modern or traditional patio design that will bring life to any garden. Slate is a very durable choice which will stand the test of time, making them a great choice for any space that will see a lot of use. Limestone has been used as garden paving for decades and can either act as the focal point or blend into the background of your space. The lightly riven texture of the stone offers subtle variations across the surface and is one of the most affordable patio paving options available! Find out more about our full range of paving slabs and get some great tips, tricks and advice on our blog!- Porcelain Vs Natural Stone – Which Is Best?
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