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Fossil Mint Indian Sandstone Paving - Riven - 600x290 - 18m² - 22mm
Pink Granite Paving - 600x300 - 18m²
From: £6.00
Rippon Buff Sawn Indian Sandstone Paving - 600x600 - 18m²
From: £11.80
Silver Grey Granite Paving - 600x300 - 18m²
From: £5.90
Silver Grey Granite Paving - 600x900 - 18m²
From: £18.15
Blue Black Slate Paving - 18m² Patio Kit
From: £29.40
Patio Stain Removers
The aftercare and maintenance of your patio is an important step to making sure that your garden stays looking its best for longer and you’ll find a range of patio stain removers to help with most types of staining and dirt from your paving.
If you have any questions, speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, or email us at [email protected].
Patio Stain Removers
Whether you’re looking for a heavy-duty patio cleaner or something to remove some light marks, we’ll have the product for you. You will be able to find a product here to help remove any type of oil, dirt and natural efflorescence.
Always be sure to test the product on an inconspicuous area or offcut first to be sure that it gets you the desired results and please refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for guides on how to apply the treatment to your stone.
Sealing Paving
It’s generally advised to seal your paving to help prevent staining and any 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 which 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 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 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 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.
From The Blog
Find out more about sealing and cleaning your paving on our blog.
Identifying Marks & Patches On Your Paving
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If you have any questions, speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, or email us at [email protected].
The aftercare and maintenance of your patio is an important step to making sure that your garden stays looking its best for longer and you’ll find a range of patio stain removers to help with most types of staining and dirt from your paving.
If you have any questions, speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, or email us at [email protected].
Whether you’re looking for a heavy-duty patio cleaner or something to remove some light marks, we’ll have the product for you. You will be able to find a product here to help remove any type of oil, dirt and natural efflorescence.
Always be sure to test the product on an inconspicuous area or offcut first to be sure that it gets you the desired results and please refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for guides on how to apply the treatment to your stone.
It’s generally advised to seal your paving to help prevent staining and any 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 which 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 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 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 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.
Find out more about sealing and cleaning your paving on our blog.
If you have any questions, speak to a member of our team on 01206 700 599, or email us at [email protected].
