Indian sandstone has become increasingly popular in the UK in recent years as a domestic patio or driveway product. Due to its strength and versatility coupled with its natural beauty, it is often the chosen product with many homeowners to produce functional yet stylish spaces for family and social use.

Here we show how a space can be totally transformed using Indian Stone Paving

The Existing Courtyard – old concrete

 

The existing concrete was removed and the site was brought up to level with road stone.

The Indian Stone was laid on a bed of washed sand and cement mix. Once the slabs have been laid the complete area is pointed with Geofix. This picture shows the slabs after rainfall which enhances their natural beautiful colours.

An Aco drain was installed to take away the surface water

 

The Area to be constructed to create a lovely patio and a Disabled Access for the home owner

This impressive Dark Grey Indian Stone Patio has been constructed as a Disabled Access. The Paving is level with the door way threshold. An Aco drain was installed to collect & expel excess rainwater. The Bi – Fold doors make an easy entrance into the property for a wheel chair user.

For more information please contact Alan Bailey Groundworks Ltd by phone or email

To find out if you qualify for a VAT exemption for a Disabled Access please click on the link below

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/419404/Disabled_Helpsheet__Construction_-final__2_.pdf

The BEFORE and AFTER COMPLETION of Indian Stone Paving with Geofix used to point the slabs. Geofix is a superior material for pointing because :-

Can be used in virtually all weather conditions

Cement free therefore less risk of staining and Sets hard

Will not crack or wash out

Resists weed and plant growth

Indian Stone used to create a beautiful patio