Paving slabs are flat, durable stone or concrete surfaces used for outdoor flooring. These slab pavers are ideal for driveways, walkways, patios, and gardens. Whether you're designing a modern terrace or a classic outdoor path, paving and slabs offer a strong and stylish solution.

On average, installation costs range from £80–£120 per m², including labour and materials. Prices vary based on the slab type (porcelain is usually pricier than sandstone), site preparation, and location.

Yes, Natural Stone slabs like sandstone and limestone should be sealed to protect against staining and algae. Porcelain paving slabs, on the other hand, are already non-porous and usually do not require sealing.

Yes. Creating zoned garden areas using different paving levels and materials is a top trend, adding dimension and functionality to outdoor spaces.

A proper base typically includes:

150mm of compacted MOT Type 1 sub-base

30–40mm of sharp sand or full mortar bed

Correct drainage slope (1:60) to prevent water pooling

Patio slabs can be made from natural stone, concrete, porcelain, or sandstone. Each material offers unique aesthetics and performance. For example, natural stone provides a timeless look, while concrete paver slabs offer affordability and strength for high-traffic areas.

Absolutely. Patio slabs garden applications are very popular for creating attractive, functional outdoor living spaces. These slab pavers are designed to handle outdoor conditions while enhancing the look and usability of your garden or backyard patio.

To clean and maintain your paving slabs, start by sweeping them regularly to remove dirt and debris. Use a mild detergent mixed with water and scrub the surface with a stiff brush to lift any stains. Avoid using harsh chemicals, especially on natural stone, as they can cause damage. For tougher stains, opt for a stone-safe patio cleaner, and if you have natural stone paving, re-seal the slabs every two to three years to keep them protected and looking their best.

Yes, many homeowners choose DIY installation for paver slabs. With basic tools and a solid sub-base, you can lay patio slabs for driveways, paths, or garden patios. For larger or more complex layouts, hiring a professional may ensure a more durable finish.

Yes, 20mm outdoor porcelain slabs are extremely strong and suitable for patios, paths, and even light driveways when laid correctly on a reinforced sub-base.

Composite fencing is a durable and low-maintenance alternative to traditional wood fencing, made from a combination of recycled plastic and wood fibres, also known as artificial lumber. Unlike timber, composite fencing boards are resistant to rot, insects, warping, and weather damage. These fencing boards offer the natural appearance of wood without the need for painting or staining. Whether you're enclosing a garden, securing a boundary, or enhancing privacy, composite fencing provides a long-lasting, eco-friendly solution with minimal upkeep.

Yes. One of the key benefits of composite decking boards is their resistance to insects, mold, and mildew. The durable artificial lumber core does not provide a food source for pests and won’t absorb water like wood.

Composite decking boards is an excellent eco-conscious choice. It uses artificial lumber made from recycled wood and plastic, diverting waste from landfills. Additionally, it reduces the need for timber harvesting and frequent chemical treatments associated with wood decking boards.