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Sandstone Paving
Add character and charm to your outdoor living space with our wide selection of Indian Sandstone Paving. Our diverse range offers a wealth of design opportunities, making Sandstone Paving the right choice for both modern and traditional patio styles.
From the smooth, sophisticated look of Sawn Sandstone to the naturally textured surface of Riven Sandstone, we stock a wide variety of options to suit your unique vision and taste.
Let us help you to create a patio to remember with our Indian Stone Paving, so you can enjoy warm summer evenings, entertaining friends and family on your patio with beautiful natural colours and textures adding to the ambience.
The timeless appeal and durability will add to your home for years to come, making Sandstone Paving a popular choice among homeowners and landscaping professionals all across the UK.
If you have any questions or would like a quote, one of our experts would be happy to help!
Speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, or email us at [email protected].
Sandstone Paving Slabs
Natural Sandstone slabs will stand the test of time even in harsh weather and are suited to the British climate, providing a strong and durable finish that will last a lifetime. The beautiful variations in colour and tone, formed naturally over thousands of years, will promise your garden a finish filled with character!
Here at Nustone, we understand that quality and ethics are of the utmost importance. That’s why all of our Indian Sandstone Paving is ethically sourced and of the highest quality, ensuring you peace of mind as well as value.
Riven or Sawn & Honed? What’s the difference?
A riven surface is created when the stone is split along its natural layers, providing a truly authentic finish. This process leaves beautiful variations in texture throughout the surface of each slab, one of the main appeals of Riven Sandstone Paving. Each riven slab features hand-dressed edges which add to the natural, organic look and feel to create a timeless appeal to any traditional design. This style of sandstone paving is suited to traditional settings and is a great alternative to Yorkstone, whilst also less expensive!
Tumbled paving is treated by passing riven slabs through a slowly rotating drum, a process that smoothes off the edges, corners and surfaces of the slab to give the stone a slightly aged look that will blend seamlessly 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 rivens are smoothed off, resulting in a lightly riven finish that is much smoother to the touch and gives the stone a long-established appearance which is perfect for a traditional patio design, adding character to the space.
Sawn sandstone is sawn straight off the block rather than being split naturally. The sawn slabs are cut down to size and the top surface is honed, creating a smooth finish with a slight sheen. Our Smooth Sandstone Paving is sawn on all 6 sides, meaning that the 4 edges are also straight and machine-cut with a smooth finish to complete the contemporary look. Sawn sandstone paving offers an entirely different appeal to riven sandstone with more pronounced patterns and colours across the surface. The sawn slabs have a level of natural slip resistance and, as long as the paving is maintained, the stone will retain its grip underfoot. We advise taking the usual care and precautions when walking on the slabs when wet, but the slabs are not known to be slippery and are designed specifically for outdoor use.
Shot blasting is a technique used to produce a slightly rough texture to the surface of the paving stones by peppering the top stone with shots of small steel beads at high velocity. This removes a fine layer from the stone and adds an even degree of texturing across the surface of the slab, leaving a finish that still offers a flat paving option, but with a slightly worn look to give the stone a little extra character, as well as added grip underfoot.
Sandstone Paving Colours
Indian stone paving is available in a wide range of colours ranging from the neutral cream or grey tones in our Sawn Mint and Kandla Grey Sandstone to the range of earthy tones in our Autumn Brown and Raj Green Sandstone. If you’re looking for something a little more vibrant, Rippon Buff and Rainbow Sandstone feature some more eye-catching colours and our Fossil Mint Sandstone offers beautiful natural fossil detailing, formed over thousands of years! For more information on each style, read our Quick Guide To Indian Sandstone Paving Colours!
Consider adding contrasting borders to your Indian Sandstone Paving to accentuate its natural beauty and add visual interest to your patio space. Pairing lighter Sandstone Setts with a darker border creates a striking contrast while using complementary colours will give your patio a cohesive and polished look. Take a look at our range of Sandstone Setts to see how you can add the finishing touches to your patio!
Sandstone products are entirely natural and will feature variations in colour, tone and pattern. This is a feature of the product and our product images will give a great overview of some of the natural variations you could receive. Colours will appear more vibrant when wet and subtler before installation before the stone has absorbed any moisture.
Sealing Sandstone Paving Slabs
It’s generally advised to seal a sandstone patio to help protect against staining, as well as prevent the growth of any moss or algae. You may want to consider sealing your slabs if your stone is light in colour, as any stains will be more visible, 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 stone. Sealing sandstone paving 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 stones 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 natural sandstone slabs 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!
What is Calibrated Sandstone Paving?
The term ‘Calibrated’ means that the slabs have been cut to a consistent thickness. Calibrated sandstone paving is easier to lay than un-calibrated slabs as it eliminates any large variations in thickness between each paver, removing the need to consider this during the laying process.
From The Blog
Find out more about Indian Sandstone Paving and discover the full range of options available to you, as well as the different benefits of each!
Types of Indian Sandstone Paving
Installation Guide – Tips For Laying A Patio
Order A Sample
Our FREE Sample service allows you to see and feel the stone before ordering, so you can be sure you are making the right choice!
Feel the texture and see the colours of the stone for yourself and compare a few different options to help you narrow down the options for your new garden. You’ll also see some fantastic examples of the natural variations that you are likely to receive in the images on each product page which are all provided by previous customers!
Read Our Advice On Laying A Patio
Our handy guide lists the best practices for the preparation and process of laying a patio on a mortar bed. We also cover the basics of grouting, sealing and maintenance so that you have a full overview of the process from start to finish and are fully prepared before you begin your project!
Read our Installation Guide for more.
Contact Us Today
Find the answers to our most frequently asked questions here. Alternatively, to speak to a member of our team, contact us on 01206 700 599 or [email protected].
Add character and charm to your outdoor living space with our wide selection of Indian Sandstone Paving.
Our diverse range offers a wealth of design opportunities, making Sandstone Paving the right choice for both modern and traditional patio styles.
Low Maintenance Choice of Surface Textures Stunning Natural Colours Looks Great Wet & Dry
From the smooth, sophisticated look of Sawn Sandstone to the naturally textured surface of Riven Sandstone, we stock a wide variety of options to suit your unique vision and taste.
Let us help you create a patio to remember with our Indian Stone Paving, so you can enjoy warm summer evenings, entertaining friends and family on your patio with beautiful natural colours and textures adding to the ambience.
The timeless appeal and durability will add to your home for years to come, making Sandstone Paving a popular choice among homeowners and landscaping professionals all across the UK.
Natural Sandstone slabs will stand the test of time even in harsh weather and are suited to the British climate, providing a strong and durable finish that will last a lifetime. The beautiful variations in colour and tone, formed naturally over thousands of years, will promise your garden a finish filled with character!
Here at Nustone, we understand that quality and ethics are of the utmost importance. That’s why all of our Indian Sandstone Paving is ethically sourced and of the highest quality, ensuring you peace of mind as well as value.
A riven surface is created when the stone is split along its natural layers, providing a truly authentic finish. This process leaves beautiful variations in texture throughout the surface of each slab, one of the main appeals of Riven Sandstone Paving. Each riven slab features hand-dressed edges which add to the natural, organic look and feel to create a timeless appeal to any traditional design. This style of sandstone paving is suited to traditional settings and is a great alternative to Yorkstone, whilst also less expensive!
Tumbled paving is treated by passing riven slabs through a slowly rotating drum, a process that smoothes off the edges, corners and surfaces of the slab to give the stone a slightly aged look that will blend seamlessly 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 rivens are smoothed off, resulting in a lightly riven finish that is much smoother to the touch and gives the stone a long-established appearance which is perfect for a traditional patio design, adding character to the space.
Sawn sandstone is sawn straight off the block rather than being split naturally. The sawn slabs are cut down to size and the top surface is honed, creating a smooth finish with a slight sheen. Our Smooth Sandstone Paving is sawn on all 6 sides, meaning that the 4 edges are also straight and machine-cut with a smooth finish to complete the contemporary look. Sawn sandstone paving offers an entirely different appeal to riven sandstone with more pronounced patterns and colours across the surface. The sawn slabs have a level of natural slip resistance and, as long as the paving is maintained, the stone will retain its grip underfoot. We advise taking the usual care and precautions when walking on the slabs when wet, but the slabs are not known to be slippery and are designed specifically for outdoor use.
Shot blasting is a technique used to produce a slightly rough texture to the surface of the paving stones by peppering the top stone with shots of small steel beads at high velocity. This removes a fine layer from the stone and adds an even degree of texturing across the surface of the slab, leaving a finish that still offers a flat paving option, but with a slightly worn look to give the stone a little extra character, as well as added grip underfoot.
Indian stone paving is available in a wide range of colours ranging from the neutral cream or grey tones in our Sawn Mint and Kandla Grey Sandstone to the range of earthy tones in our Autumn Brown and Raj Green Sandstone. If you’re looking for something a little more vibrant, Rippon Buff and Rainbow Sandstone feature some more eye-catching colours and our Fossil Mint Sandstone offers beautiful natural fossil detailing, formed over thousands of years! For more information on each style, read our Quick Guide To Indian Sandstone Paving Colours!
Consider adding contrasting borders to your Indian Sandstone Paving to accentuate its natural beauty and add visual interest to your patio space. Pairing lighter Sandstone Setts with a darker border creates a striking contrast while using complementary colours will give your patio a cohesive and polished look. Take a look at our range of Sandstone Setts to see how you can add the finishing touches to your patio!
Sandstone products are entirely natural and will feature variations in colour, tone and pattern. This is a feature of the product and our product images will give a great overview of some of the natural variations you could receive. Colours will appear more vibrant and subtler when wet before installation, before the stone has absorbed any moisture.
It’s generally advised to seal a sandstone patio to help protect against staining, as well as prevent the growth of any moss or algae. You may want to consider sealing your slabs if your stone is light in colour, as any stains will be more visible, 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 stone. Sealing sandstone paving 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 stones 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 natural sandstone slabs 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!
The term ‘Calibrated’ means that the slabs have been cut to a consistent thickness. Calibrated sandstone paving is easier to lay than un-calibrated slabs as it eliminates any large variations in thickness between each paver, removing the need to consider this during the laying process.
Find out more about Indian Sandstone Paving and discover the full range of options available to you, as well as the different benefits of each!
Our FREE Sample service allows you to see and feel the stone before ordering, so you can be sure you are making the right choice!
Feel the texture and see the colours of the stone for yourself and compare a few different options to help you narrow down the options for your new garden. You’ll also see some fantastic examples of the natural variations that you are likely to receive in the images on each product page which are all provided by previous customers!
Our handy guide lists the best practices for the preparation and process of laying a patio on a mortar bed. We also cover the basics of grouting, sealing and maintenance so that you have a full overview of the process from start to finish and are fully prepared before you begin your project!
Read our Installation Guide for more.
Find the answers to our most frequently asked questions here. Alternatively, to speak to a member of our team, contact us on 01206 700 599 or [email protected].
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