Yellow Limestone Cobbles 20cm x 10cm Packs

Yellow Limestone Cobble Setts

A luxurious cobble that looks perfect in a traditional setting, or in a modern space.

These stones are capable of adding colour to your space without taking over. If you want the functionality of a cobble, but you want something exciting and colourful that blends in seamlessly with its surroundings, then yellow limestone is an amazing option.

Yellow Limestone cobbles have a natural, buff colour palette. These cobbles are perfectly suited for a cottage style garden – their natural colour palette and softened edges a perfect choice for a traditional space.

Stone Cobbles and Setts are a very versatile stone products commonly used for edging a patio or driveway.

If you are paving an area with flags or paving stones, you can use stone cobbles as an edging. Alternatively, cobbles and setts are perfect for use in driveways, either as an edging or for the entirety of the driveway. The cobbles are incredibly durable and can take a lot of pressure.

This cobbles have been split by hand which is a perfect medium between a rustic and contemporary look. Once the stone has been excavated, each slab has been expertly split by hand and rolled through a “tumbler” to give a the ultimate traditional look

Whilst not sawn smooth, the surface of limestone is naturally quite smooth – we would describe this an ‘orange peel’ texture, so will looks smooth from a regular perspective but will have small, irregular pitting across the surface.

Cobble coverage area:

• 1 Unit 20cm x 10cm = 0.02m²

* As with all natural materials, our Paving supply may be subject to minor chipping, this is not to be considered a fault or defect.

Images displayed are for representative purpose only and in some cases might be subject to slight colour / texture or size differential (although in most cases this won’t be the case). Subsequently, any related refund requests will be subject to our normal paving returns policy.

Delivery Areas: Regional delivery restrictions apply, check our postcode checker to confirm availability.

Delivery will occur within 7 working days of order.

Delivery Charges: Delivery costs vary dependent on postcode and will be applied within the basket . checkout process. Charges are calculated based on the number of pallets required.

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Failed Deliveries

• In the unlikely event that we’re unable to complete the scheduled delivery due to access restrictions or a non-secure delivery location (front garden / driveway), you may have the option for redelivery subject to customer approval and additional delivery charges. If the delivery can’t be rescheduled, then no refund is available.
• To avoid any delivery issues to a secure location at the front of the property, we strongly advise someone being present to receive the delivery, otherwise additional charges may apply, as explained above.
• Deliveries will only be made to the address selected for shipping at the point of order, and cannot be changed on receipt of the delivery, otherwise additional charges may apply.
• For any orders that are returned (unless deemed faulty), the customer is liable for the return shipping fees, plus a 35% charge of the initial order value, for restocking.
• Returns will only be accepted in full, partial orders will be declined.

Understanding Damages in Transit: Key Points

While we prioritise delivering your order in excellent condition, when shipping fragile materials like slabs, occasional breakages can occur. Ordering extra material can help cover rare transit damage or installation mishaps, and ensure your project stays on track.

What You Should Know:

• Reporting Damage: Notify us of any damages within 48 hours and include photos so we can assist you efficiently.
  How We Handle Claims
• Damages Over £100 exc. vat: We’ll file a claim and arrange replacements.
• Minor Damages (<£100 exc. vat): These fall below the claim threshold, so replacements aren’t available. The construction industry expects a 5–10% breakage rate for fragile materials.

If significant damages occur, we’ll resolve them promptly with replacements (not refunds).

• Edges: The edges are tumbled, giving and aged/rustic effect on the cobble.
• Thickness: These slabs are a varied thickness from 30mm-50mm. This means they are incredibly thick and robust, so are suitable for a number of purposes.
• Surface Finish: The surface is a naturally smooth surface, but with a light pitting.
• Colour Palette: Yellows, Creams, Browns & Greys.

What is a Yellow Limestone Cobble?

Cobbles, in the sense that we sell them, are small 10x10cm or 20x10cm blocks of stone that are thicker than paving slabs. In general, they are used as edging for patio’s or or driveways, but they also look good when used over a larger area.

What is a Sett?

A sett is an alternative name for a cobble. They are often used interchangeably but in our case, we normally refer to them as cobbles.

How is a Yellow Limestone Cobble typically used?

Cobbles are an incredibly versatile type of stone. Due to their small size and relative thickness, they are suitable for driveways, large patio areas or as a special feature within a patio. However, most commonly they are used to edge a finished patio or driveway to make the project look fully finished.

Do patios need a cobbled edge?

They do not. Cobbles serve no constructional purpose when used as edgings, so there is no requirement to edge a new patio with a cobbled border, however the majority of people prefer an edged finished. As with a lot of elements of landscaping, this is all personal preference.

Are Yellow Limestone Cobbles suitable for driveways?

Yes. The most important element of a driveway is the foundation and thickness of your material. Cobbles are small and thick in comparison to paving slabs, so the weight of a car is well spread over multiple cobbles, with very little chance of the product failing. Cobbled driveways are increasingly popular.