Grey Porcelain Paving

Grey has been one of our most popular colours when it comes to garden and indoor flooring amongst our customers. If you have chosen Grey paving in your kitchen and want to create a jointed and seamless look that stretches to your garden, then the Celestial Comet is the perfect option for you to create a look that makes your entire property seem more uniform and organised. Grey Porcelain garden paving slabs look particularly effective in back gardens as they will look chic throughout the year and will mix with a variety of other garden features.

Porcelain Paving Garden Ideas

One of the biggest aspects of customers going with Porcelain paving over other options is because of all the options and varieties they get, which makes creating your dream garden that much easier. A beautifully made garden patio will allow homeowners to design an area that is completely their own, whether they want to create a lounging area with sofas and chairs; a dining area with Firepits, or somewhere tranquil for relaxing and yoga enhance with water features. Needless to say, a patio allows you to have an area that's ideal for garden parties and meetings that are much more frequent now than they were a few years ago.

Another feature Porcelain paving possess is that they are very low-maintenance, which is very appealing for most households. You are not required to seal the patio slabs, mow anything or top anything up, so once laid, there is very little for you to do. The Celestial Comet is a great choice if you want to jazz up your garden without it being overwhelming that will catch the attention of all your guests. Furthermore, because Grey is already a popular paving colour, there are many garden features that will work well with it, such as corresponding decorative stones, turf, cobble setts and more.

Now, when considering all these factors, what are the real differences between Sandstone and Porcelain Paving? At first glance, they look fairly similar, but their material, how they are derived and how they need to be maintained are all vastly different and deserve careful consideration. Porcelain paving is carefully manufactured to a high quality and then is printed on with a laser that can have a wide range of designs and colours, but Sandstone does not provide that option, you are essentially stuck with the colours you receive and can't pick and choose because they are quarried naturally in India. So overall, Porcelain paving slabs have longevity and variety whereas Sandstone is harder to maintain and will discolour as time passes.

As mentioned before, Porcelain paving slabs don't need much maintenance. All you need to do is give it a good sweep every once in a while to keep dirt and debris away, and then give it a jet wash every 6 months. Whereas Sandstone is a little bit more finicky, as the garden slabs need treating and maintaining to keep their colour and texture.

Buy With Confidence

• Our paving can be purchased in quantities of 5 square metres or as single paving slabs.
• Please enter the amount of 5 sqm you need (for example 20sqm would be 4 x 5sqm). 
• All of our paving comes in crates which can be easily placed into a van or a garden using a Hiab lorry.
• You can choose a free collection from one of our Depots or fuss-free, home delivery.

A Service You Can Rely On

• Our reliable service offers prompt delivery to any area in the UK
• Stone Zone is a family-run business that has been well-established since 1998
• Our efficient customer advisors can help you with your purchase
• We pride ourselves on offering a range of affordable garden supplies 

Sample slabs are available to buy in-store and online, please ask a customer advisor.