Pathway Pavers

Pathway pavers turn the most-walked line in a garden into a surface that survives it. This range covers full paving for formal paths and organic steppers for informal ones, in travertine, granite, bluestone, sandstone and limestone.

Full Paving or Stepping Stones?

A path can be laid two ways. Full paving, laid on a compacted base with tight joints, suits front paths and any route walked daily or used with prams and bins. Stepping stones set into lawn or gravel suit garden routes where you want green between the stone, at roughly half the material cost per lineal metre.

Stone Choices for Paths

Bluestone and granite handle the concentrated wear a narrow path takes; travertine and sandstone give softer colour for garden settings. For a path that curves, crazy paving follows the line without cutting, and cobblestone edging keeps gravel paths contained. Pair path and garden paving from the same stone family so the landscape reads as planned, not patched.