Porcelain paving is made from a carefully crafted mix of clay, sand, and minerals, fired at high temperatures to create a dense, non-porous material. This makes it not only highly durable but also low-maintenance, as it resists water absorption, mildew, and stains—without the need for sealing. With a wide range of styles to choose from, porcelain paving adds a touch of elegance to any outdoor space and is perfect for high-traffic areas like patios with heavy use.

Known for its natural beauty, Indian sandstone offers a broad palette of colors and finishes, making it a versatile choice for any garden. Whether you’re aiming for a classic, rustic look or a sleek, modern style, the variety of tones available allows for endless design possibilities. Its natural composition, rich in quartz, gives it excellent resistance to water and frost, ensuring your patio remains attractive and durable over the years.

Block paving is a fantastic option for those who want a customized, durable patio surface. Laid in interlocking patterns, we offer a variety of designs, including traditional layouts like herringbone, basketweave, or stretcher bond. Alternatively, we can create a bespoke pattern to match your personal style. With its timeless appeal and hard-wearing qualities, block paving is a popular choice for both patios and driveways, offering strength and beauty in equal measure.

Concrete remains a highly cost-effective and versatile choice for garden patios, especially if you're working with a tighter budget. As a man-made material, it can mimic various styles and complement any design scheme. Concrete pavers are durable, non-slip, and come in a range of colors and textures to suit your preferences. With proper care, concrete paving can withstand the test of time, making it a practical and long-lasting solution for any outdoor space.

Limestone is another natural stone commonly used for paving. It offers a smooth surface and a consistent appearance with subtle coloUr variations in tones like grey, blue, and tan. It provides a softer, more refined look compared to sandstone, making it perfect for more traditional or sophisticated designs. Limestone is durable but should be sealed to prevent staining.

Slate is a striking, natural stone option that comes in darker shades such as black, grey, and green. It has a smooth, often riven texture, and its natural layers create a unique look. Slate is durable and non-slip, making it ideal for both patios and pathways. However, it can be more fragile than granite or sandstone, so it's better suited for lighter-traffic areas.