Incorporating a Circle Kit into your garden

Adding a Circle Kit is a simple yet impactful way to create a striking focal point and elevate any outdoor space. For the best results, approach it as a new project and plan the surrounding paving first. Choosing your paving slabs in advance will set the tone and ensure a cohesive design.

Many homeowners pair Fernlea Raj Green Sandstone paving slabs with a matching Circle Kit, creating a natural stone patio with a beautifully defined centrepiece that draws the eye and enhances the overall aesthetic.

Circle Kits also complement Cobble Setts exceptionally well. By carefully matching colours, the smaller cobbles can highlight the kit’s shape and intricate details, making it a standout feature in your garden.

Circle Kits aren’t limited to paving—they can be installed over gravel or other decorative stones. This allows you to either coordinate colours or create an attractive contrast between the kit and the surrounding surface.

For a softer look, consider placing a Circle Kit within a lawn area, whether artificial or natural turf. This creates a practical, weather-resistant space while adding visual interest and a unique design element to your green space.

Versatile, stylish, and adaptable, a Circle Kit can serve as a central feature or a decorative accent, enhancing virtually any garden layout.

Why choose a Circle Kit?

No matter the size of your garden, a Circle Kit can instantly elevate your patio design. Acting as a striking focal point, it adds style, elegance, and visual interest to any outdoor space.

Circle Kits are highly versatile—they can be installed within a paved patio or seamlessly integrated into a lawn. They create a practical, attractive area ideal for al fresco dining, entertaining friends, or simply relaxing outdoors. Wherever you place it, a Circle Kit transforms your garden into a functional and visually captivating space.

Brown Paving Slabs for Your Garden

Our Fernlea Raj Green Paving Slabs are a favourite among homeowners, prized for their natural charm, versatility, and cool, contemporary character. With a mix of brown, tan, taupe and beige colouring, they suit a wide range of garden styles:

Traditional Gardens: Ideal for creating a timeless English country garden, these slabs complement soft blooms, fragrant flowers, and lush greenery, adding warmth and sophistication.

Modern Spaces: Perfect for contemporary patios and pathways, Fernlea Raj Green introduces a sleek, natural elegance that enhances modern designs while maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors.

Whether designing a classic patio, a modern pathway, or a blended-style garden, Fernlea Raj Green Paving combines style, durability, and versatility to elevate any outdoor space.

Looking After Your Paving

Protect and enhance your paving with Azpects EasySeal Enhancer & Sealer. This high-quality sealer adds a durable protective layer, shielding your stone from weathering and spills while enriching its natural colour.

For ongoing care, jet wash your sandstone every six months to remove dirt, debris, and grime, keeping your outdoor space looking fresh, vibrant, and beautifully maintained all year round.

What is the Difference Between Sandstone and Limestone Paving?

Many homeowners ask about the differences between Sandstone and Limestone paving. Both are natural stones quarried in India, but each has distinct qualities that can affect your choice for garden paths, patios, or landscaping projects.

Durability

• Sandstone: Harder and more robust, making it ideal for high-traffic areas or spaces exposed to harsh weather conditions.
• Limestone: Slightly softer and more delicate, better suited for patios or areas with lighter footfall.

Colour Retention

• Sandstone: Maintains its natural colour for longer, especially with regular sealing.
• Limestone: Lightens gradually over time, even when sealed, developing a softer, weathered appearance that adds character.

Finish Options

• Sawn Sandstone: Smooth and refined, perfect for contemporary or modern designs.
• Weathered Paving: Rustic and textured, ideal for traditional, period-style, or classic gardens.

Both Sandstone and Limestone offer unique charm and character, blending aesthetic appeal with practical performance. Your choice ultimately depends on your preferred style, maintenance expectations, and the functional demands of your outdoor space.

What is the Difference Between Sandstone and Porcelain Paving?

Material Origin & Variety

• Sandstone: Naturally formed over thousands of years, offering an organic, earthy colour palette with subtle natural variations that give each slab a unique character.
• Porcelain: Manmade, available in a wide variety of colours, finishes, and patterns, providing greater flexibility for contemporary and modern designs.

Appearance & Texture

• Sandstone: Features a riven, textured surface with rustic charm—perfect for traditional or period-style gardens.
• Porcelain: Smooth, sleek, and contemporary, while still incorporating non-slip properties for safety. Ideal for modern patios and pathways.

Colour Retention

• Sandstone: Natural weathering can cause gradual fading over time, adding character but altering the original tone.
• Porcelain: Maintains its original colour and finish for years, even under direct sunlight, ensuring a long-lasting vibrant appearance.

Maintenance Requirements

• Sandstone: Requires regular sealing to protect its appearance and prolong its lifespan.
• Porcelain: Low-maintenance, needing only occasional jet washing to remain pristine.

Style Recommendations

• Classic & Traditional: Sandstone complements period gardens, natural landscapes, and timeless outdoor designs.
• Modern & Streamlined: Porcelain is ideal for contemporary patios, pathways, and minimalist spaces.

Hybrid Option

If you love the natural appeal of sandstone but prefer the ease of porcelain, consider 'Natural' Raj Green Porcelain Paving. It mimics the textures and colours of sandstone while offering porcelain’s durability and low-maintenance benefits.

Both materials offer unique qualities, so your choice should reflect your desired aesthetic, maintenance expectations, and the environmental conditions of your outdoor space.