Cotswold Stones in Northampton

Originating from the Cotswold area, Cotswold Chippings are a natural gravel formed from crushed limestone. Predominantly, this recycled aggregate is used as a decorative product for domestic landscaping.

Cotswold Chippings are also commonly referred to as Cotswold Buff, Cotswold Limestone, or Cotswold Gravel.

Naturally cream in colour, Cotswold Chippings are available in a wide range of size and shapes, allowing you to create a unique look that perfectly complements your home or garden.

In addition to being durable, versatile and low maintenance, Cotswold Chippings are are a popular choice for a whole host of reasons including:

• Visual Aesthetics
• Contemporary Design
• Adds Structure
• Hardwearing
• Low Maintenance
• Easy Application
• All Year Round Use
• Ethically Sourced or Recycled

Due to its hardwearing qualities and low maintenance requirements, Cotswold Chippings are ideal for use in busy public areas such as parks, schools and gardens. It is also popular among landscaping professionals, homeowners and DIY enthusiasts for use in Landscaping projects.

Typically, Cotswold Chippings are used as a decorative gravel within your mulch, beds and borders, to accentuate your plants, creating a beautiful garden display in your garden all year round.

Another common use for Cotswold Chippings is to form a path or driveway, as an alternative to block paved or tarmac materials. Cotswold Chippings allow water to penetrate through the gravel, preventing your driveway from flooding.

There are a few alternatives to Cotswold Chippings, but none of them have quite the same benefits.

For example, you could use crushed slate or recycled glass as a decorative aggregate, but neither of them have the same hard-wearing properties as Cotswold Chippings.

Another option is to use resin-bonded gravel, which is a great choice if you’re looking for something that’s low maintenance.

But again, it can’t quite compare to the natural beauty of Cotswold Chippings.

Our quick guide on installing Cotswold Chippings should make it fairly simple.

Begin by clearing the area where you want to install them and level it off.

Then, you need to spread a layer of membrane before applying the Cotswold Chippings.

Courtesy of our expansive network of owned quarries and large delivery fleet, we’re able to distribute cheap Cotswold Stones quickly and efficiently to domestic, trade and commercial customers in Northampton and surrounding areas, including Upton, Collingtree, Roade, Harpole, and Denton.