Riven Paving
The term ‘riven’ refers to the natural surface of the slabs, achieved when the slabs are split across the natural layers within the stone. This process leaves beautiful natural variations throughout the surface, meaning that no paving slab is exactly the same, one of the main appeals of Riven Paving that provides a truly authentic
This style of Patio Paving is suited to traditional settings and is a great alternative to Yorkstone, whilst also working out to be less expensive!
Riven Paving for Gardens & Patios
The range of colours and finishes available provide a wealth of design opportunities, catering to all of your design needs!
Available in either single-sized slabs or mixed-size Patio Kits with colours ranging from neutral creams and greys to earthy tones, right up to vibrant multicoloured options or striking dark tones!
Our Riven Paving range is designed for outdoor use and will stand the test of time even in harsh weather, retaining its grip underfoot. The Paving Stones are suited to the British climate offer a robust and long-lasting paving option which will last for decades!
Sealing Riven Paving
All Natural Stone Paving is permeable and will allow moisture to penetrate its surface. As a result, it is generally advised to seal your slabs to help prevent any staining to the slabs.
You may want to consider sealing your paving slabs, especially if your stone is light in colour, as any stains will be more visible. However, sealing is not compulsory and there is a wide range of sealing products on the market which will provide various different results. For example, some sealants will simply seal and protect, whereas others can be used to enhance the colour of your slabs.
We offer a wide range of sealing and cleaning products which can be used for maintaining your Paving Slabs. See our full range here. If in doubt, speak to one of our experts who would be happy to answer your questions and provide any advice you may need!
Sealing your Patio Paving will also help to protect against other general wear such as fading which can sometimes occur over long periods in places where the stone is likely to see excessive use, such as public walkways.
As for when to apply a sealer your, there are no specific guidelines. Some people choose to seal their paving slabs before laying in order to prevent against any staining during the laying process, whereas others prefer to leave their stone unsealed for a full year to allow the stone to weather naturally before applying a sealant.
We always advise speaking to a local tradesperson who will be able to assess the many variables within your environment and offer specific advice for your project.
If you have any questions or would like a free quote, one of our experts would be happy to help!
You can speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, via email at [email protected] or through our Live Chat feature!
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