Benefits of Block Paving

• Many different colour choices
• Creates a natural, yet modern garden finish
• Calibrated for size consistency
• Natural porosity makes this environmentally friendly

Tan Paving Slabs

Tan and brown paving slabs remain a timeless favourite thanks to their natural ability to blend seamlessly with outdoor surroundings. Featuring a beautiful mix of light brown, cream, and beige tones, these block paving slabs instantly add warmth and charm to any garden or patio. Their earthy hues pair especially well with cream or white garden features, while also harmonising beautifully with the natural brown tones of soil and planting beds, creating a cohesive and inviting outdoor space.

Savanna Block Paving for Your Garden

If you’re looking to refresh a tired or outdated driveway, Sandstone Block Paving slabs offer the perfect solution. Combining timeless style with long-lasting performance, block paving is ideal for anyone wanting a surface that’s both low-maintenance and visually striking.

A block paving driveway is one of the most popular choices among homeowners, thanks to its strength, durability, and ability to withstand daily vehicle use. It’s a practical yet elegant way to elevate your home’s curb appeal.

Alternatively, if you’re creating a relaxing patio or garden feature, block paving works beautifully there too. The smaller size of each block gives you the flexibility to experiment with different patterns and layouts, adding a touch of creativity to your outdoor design. You can even use block paving to form borders or edging, giving your garden a polished, distinctive finish.

Why Choose Block Paving?

There are plenty of reasons why block paving slabs are a favourite among our customers. To start, they are exceptionally strong and durable, making them ideal for areas that experience both heavy footfall and regular vehicular use. With a robust 50mm thickness, you can trust that your paving will provide a stable, long-lasting surface that stands up to the elements and daily wear with ease.

At Stone Zone, we take pride in ensuring that all our Sandstone Block Paving slabs are ethically and sustainably sourced. The natural sandstone is quarried from historic stone deposits in India — formations that have existed for centuries. Choosing natural stone such as Sandstone or Limestone helps to reduce your environmental footprint, as it eliminates the high-energy manufacturing process required for materials like Porcelain Paving. This makes natural stone the eco-friendlier choice for environmentally conscious homeowners.

Beyond its sustainability, Sandstone Block Paving is also known for its longevity and ease of maintenance. Each slab is carefully calibrated for consistent thickness and should be sealed to preserve its appearance. We recommend using Azpects EasySeal Stone Sealer & Protector, which provides an extra layer of defence against stains and weathering. Once sealed, your paving will require very little upkeep — just an occasional sweep and a jet wash every six months to keep it looking as good as new.

Another major advantage of block paving is its cost-effectiveness. It offers a budget-friendly way to create your dream driveway or patio, especially when compared to traditional paving slabs or decorative garden stones. The installation process is straightforward too — with a proper sub-base and a single layer of pavers, you can achieve a flawless result without the extensive preparation that gravel or stone installations demand.

Finally, our Block Paving range comes in a variety of stylish colour options to suit any property, including Grey Block Paving, Black Block Paving, and Beige Block Paving. For those looking for something slightly different, we also supply 20mm Porcelain Cobble Setts — a modern alternative that offers a similar aesthetic with a contemporary twist.

What is the Difference Between Block Paving and Cobble Setts?

The most significant difference between Block Paving and Cobble Setts is their depth; Block Paving is 50mm thick and as a result, can be utilised for walkways and driveways which is not possible with Cobble Setts which are much thinner and therefore aren't able to withstand the weight and too much traffic. Consequently, due to their slimmer frame, cobble setts are most appropriate as borders, stepping stones and decoration rather than a heavy-duty functional paving method.