Paving

A bright and beautiful paving design can really elevate your garden, driveway, or patio. If you want to give any of these areas in your home a fresh and stylish look, we’ve got you.

We have a wide selection of classic styles, modern designs, and even rustic looks, which you can choose from depending on your personal taste and style.

Quality Paving Materials

When choosing paving materials and designs, consider the quality, maintenance requirements, and aesthetic appearance.

Different paving materials have different feel and looks. Natural stone, concrete pavers, and porcelain tiles are the most common types.

Here is why they are some of the bestsellers;

Natural Stone

Natural stone paving is perfect for building a unique, elegant, timeless space. The stone’s natural features always add a special touch to an outdoor area.

We offer various types to ensure you have options to suit your theme. They range from non-slip granite to durable sandstone and come in different sizes, colours, patterns, and textures.

Natural stone will last a long time.Granite, sandstone, and limestone are naturally hard and can withstand heavy foot traffic and harsh weather conditions, great for unpredictable seasons!

Preserving their beauty is also simple. For proper maintenance, you just need to sweep them regularly. When you wash them, use a mild soap and plenty of water. You can speed up the process with a power washer!

You might need to inspect the pavers occasionally to check for damaged or loose ones and get them fixed, but that’s it!

Concrete Pavers

Concrete pavers are mostly used for driveways, packing, footpaths, walkways, and kerbing and edging. They have a high abrasion resistance, are durable, and easy to maintain.

They also come in different patterns, shapes, sizes, colours, and textures and can be installed to suit just about any specific style and look.

Concrete pavers can match your look, whether you want a modern patio, a rustic garden path, or a classic driveway.

The pavers are also easy to maintain. Just sweep and rinse with water to keep them clean. You can easily replace one without disturbing the rest if one gets damaged or stained.

Porcelain Tiles

Porcelain tiles have long been popular. Their timeless and elegant appearance makes them a great choice for any space.

You can get them in large sizes to fit the floors of your bedrooms, living room, and kitchen area or in smaller sizes for bathrooms, backsplashes, and accent walls.

You can also get them in different colours, patterns, textures, and finishes. Whether you want ones that look like stone, wood, or concrete, we have a variety of options for you.

Porcelain tiles are very strong and last a long time. They are made from fine clay and baked at high temperatures, making them dense and resistant to water and wear.

For maintenance, sweep or vacuum regularly. Use mild soap when mopping to keep them clean. Stains can be easily wiped off with a cloth, paper towel, or wet sponge.

FAQs

How long before you can stand on paving slabs?

Don't stand or place weight on freshly installed paving slabs until completely dry. Most take 24 hours, but a few types of materials may require up to 48 hours.

Can you lay paving slabs without gaps?

Always lay your paving slabs with a gap between them, especially in an outdoor area. If you butt them up against each other or don't leave any gaps, there won't be room to expand or contract when temperature changes.

However, do not leave large openings between the slabs, as this may cause problems. If you are using concrete slabs, make sure to seal or fill in the gaps.

If you decide to go for the no-gap, seamless look, it needs precise cutting and placement to ensure the slabs fit tightly together.

The slabs must be accurately cut to fit in together, and the level base must be perfect for even placement. It is also important to consider how water will drain off the surface, as gaps usually help with drainage.

What is the best gap between paving slabs?

The gap can vary depending on the type of paving slabs, the design, and the style you choose. However, 5-10mm is the standard recommended range.

What happens if it rains when installing pavers?

The general guide for heavy rainfall is to delay the work until it gets drier. On the other hand, lighter rainfall might be nothing to worry about, and you can carry on with the installation.