Garden Slabs in Bletchley

Our Garden Slabs are available in a variety of different sizes, designed to accommodate any outdoor project. Our most common sizes, include:

• 900 x 600
• 600 x 600
• 600 x 300
• 450 x 450
• 300 x 300
• 290 x 290

All standard Garden Slab sizes are available for adjustment and cutting for customised requirements.

To minimise wastage and, or to increase design options, we supply single size slabs and mixed size packs.

To regulate the thickness of the slab, calibration can be applied, which will significantly ease the installation process. Typically, these are calibrated at approximately 22mm.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to suggest that Garden Slab colours are almost endless, courtesy of the various materials and production techniques now available, not least Porcelain Paving.

Whatever Garden Slab colour you’re looking for, we’ll have the right shade for your requirements.

Always select a Garden Slab colour that will compliment the rest of the space. For example, in a contemporary design, opt for something sleek and sophisticated like Grey, or where rustic is preferred, more of a Buff palette might be more suitable.

And for those looking to standout Black Garden Slabs could be just the ticket – some even have a quartz glisten to them.

Common Garden Slab colours usually include Grey, Blue, Red, Buff, and Black.

Selecting the appropriate Garden Slab material is the most important decision you’ll make with respect of the different Garden Slab variations, as this will determine the overall practicality and appearance of the area.

Our Garden Slab material options include:

• Porcelain Garden Slabs: A modern non-natural material that requires little maintenance. Its production method means that it presents fantastic strength, durability and design versatility, while remaining impervious to colour fading and scratch-resistance.
• Stone Garden Slabs: Uniquely formed under the layers of earth without any man-made processes, no two pieces will be the same. Each piece will contain its own unique layered patterns and veining. What’s more it will last for years without deterioration.
• Granite Garden Slabs: Celebrated for its strength, granite is undoubtedly the most resilient material, making it a great option for heavy traffic areas, like driveways or commercial or social areas, especially where cobblestones or granite setts could be a preferred solution.
• Limestone Garden Slabs: A sedimentary stone formed by tiny grains compacted under pressure, it boasts natural veining and a consistent colouring across slabs which give the stones a sleek and tidy look.
• Slate Garden Slabs: A metamorphic stone formed in layers, packed full of character and on-trend. Slate is an increasingly popular choice for any contemporary outdoor space.
• Sandstone Garden Slabs: This timeless material is easily the most popular imported material available on the market. Recognised for its tonal variations, differing riven profiles and natural veining, sandstone injects rustic style into any outdoor space.

Whether freshly laid, or looking to restore its former beauty, all Garden Slabs require a little maintenance.

Whether you’re looking to protect or preserve the desired appearance of the Garden Slabs, the following tips should help:

• Weed removal
• Clean with soapy water periodically
• Seal (with appropriate products for different materials)
• Apply jointing compound
• Replace broken or cracked Slabs

Dependent on whether you’re trying to achieve a more modern or rustic appearance, will determine whether a Hand Dressed, Sawn or Tumbled edge is suitable:

• Hand Dressed Garden Slabs: split to size using a hammer and chisel, creating natural seams and a rough edge.
• Sawn Garden Slabs: straight edged slabs which provide neat, clean and contemporary appearance.
• Tumbled Garden Slabs: intentionally distressed, so they instantly match their surroundings.

Six simple steps to laying Garden Slabs:

1. Dig down1 50mm within the area for Paving
2. Lay a compacted sub-base of 100mm
3. Cover the area with 40mm of concrete mix
4. Lay paving slabs 15mm into the concrete with a 10-15mm gap
5. Leave to set for at least 24 hours
6. Fill the gaps between the paving slabs with concrete mix or jointing compound

Essential tools for laying Garden Slabs include:

• Trowel
• Rake
• Wheelbarrow
• Shovel
• Rubber mallet
• Spirit level
• Tape measure
• Cement mixer (optional)
• String line and pegs (optional)

Essential materials for laying Garden Slabs include:

• Paving slabs
• MOT type 1 hardcore or sub-base material
• Sharp sand or All in ballast
• Cement
• Fine, kiln-dried block paving sand
• Straight edge
  2 – 22millimetre (mm) joint spacers

Recognised as a major supplier of all types of DIY and Landscaping products, the Mick George Group offer cheap Garden Slab prices across its entire range.

As well as ordering over the phone, customers can also buy Garden Slabs online, 24-7 at their convenience.

The process is extremely simple and will only take a few minutes.

Customers can view exactly what they want, retrieve all the information they need and have the Garden Slabs delivered quickly.

As with all of our Landscaping supplies, our Garden Slabs are only sourced from approved partners throughout the UK, ensuring the best possible quality.

Our Garden Slabs meet the highest Grade specifications.