Description

Kandla Grey Mixed Size Natural Sandstone Paving Slabs

Create a stylish and timeless outdoor space with Kandla Grey Mixed Size Natural Sandstone Paving Slabs. Featuring an attractive blend of soft and medium-grey tones, these versatile paving slabs complement both contemporary and traditional properties.

The natural riven surface gives each slab its own texture and character while providing additional grip underfoot. Hand-cut edges maintain the authentic appearance of natural stone, while the mixed-size patio pack creates a traditional random laying pattern that adds visual interest and enhances patios, terraces, courtyards and landscaped gardens.

Manufactured from durable natural sandstone with a nominal thickness of approximately 20mm, Kandla Grey paving is designed for long-term outdoor use. Natural colour variation, subtle veining and differences in surface texture ensure that every completed installation has its own unique appearance.

Key Features

• Genuine natural sandstone paving
• Attractive blend of soft and medium-grey tones
• Traditional mixed-size patio pack
• Naturally riven, textured surface
• Hand-cut edges for an authentic finish
• Nominal thickness: approximately 20mm
• Natural thickness tolerance: approximately ±5mm
• R11 slip-resistance rating
• Suitable for patios, terraces and pathways
• Durable and designed for outdoor use
• Natural texture provides additional grip underfoot
• Complements both modern and traditional landscaping

Product Specifications

Material: Natural sandstone

Colour: Kandla Grey

Pack Type: Mixed-size patio pack

Slab Sizes: 900 × 600mm, 600 × 600mm & 600 × 290mm

Nominal thickness: Approximately 20mm

Thickness tolerance: ±5mm

Surface: Natural riven

Edges: Hand-cut

Slip rating: R11

Suitability: Outdoor pedestrian areas

Recommended joint width: Approximately 10mm

Full pack coverage: Approximately 19.52m²

Pack Options

Full Patio Pack

Coverage: Approximately 19.52m²

Contains a mix of the following slab sizes:

• 900 × 600mm
• 600 × 600mm
• 600 × 290mm

Split Packs

Split packs are available; however, slab quantities and size combinations may vary depending on stock availability.

Important Natural-Stone Information

Kandla Grey is a natural stone product, meaning variations in colour, veining, texture, dimensions and thickness are completely normal. These differences give sandstone its individual character and should not be considered manufacturing defects.

For larger installations, open several packs and mix slabs as laying progresses. This distributes the natural shades and surface variations evenly throughout the finished area.

We also recommend ordering approximately 10% more paving than the measured area to allow for cuts, selection, handling and possible breakages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What slab sizes are included in the patio pack?

The patio pack contains a mix of the following slab sizes:

• 900 × 600mm
• 600 × 600mm
• 600 × 290mm

These mixed-size slabs create a traditional random laying pattern that adds character and visual interest to patios, terraces and landscaped gardens.

How thick are the paving slabs?

The slabs have a nominal thickness of approximately 20mm, with a natural tolerance of around ±5mm. Variations in thickness should be accommodated within the mortar bed during installation.

How much area does a full patio pack cover?

A full patio pack covers approximately 19.52m² when laid with joints of around 10mm.

Are split packs available?

Yes. Split packs are available, although slab quantities and size combinations may vary depending on stock availability.

Are all Kandla Grey slabs the same colour?

No. Kandla Grey sandstone naturally contains soft and medium-grey shades, subtle veining and tonal variation. Mixing slabs from multiple packs during installation helps create a balanced and natural-looking finished appearance.

What does a riven surface mean?

Riven sandstone is split along its natural layers to create a textured, uneven surface. This gives the paving its authentic natural-stone appearance while providing additional grip underfoot.

Is Kandla Grey sandstone slippery?

The naturally riven finish and R11 slip rating provide useful grip for outdoor areas. However, any paving can become slippery if moss, algae or debris is allowed to build up, so regular cleaning is important.

Where can these slabs be used?

These paving slabs are suitable for patios, pathways, terraces, courtyards, garden seating areas and other outdoor pedestrian spaces.

Are they suitable for use around a swimming pool?

The textured surface makes them a suitable option for pool surrounds. However, the complete installation—including drainage, sealing and slip resistance—should be professionally assessed for the specific environment.

Can these slabs be used for a driveway?

These paving slabs are primarily designed for pedestrian areas. They should not be used on a driveway unless the paving, sub-base and installation method have been professionally specified to withstand vehicle loads.

How should the slabs be installed?

Natural sandstone should be laid on a full-contact mortar bed supporting the entire underside of every slab. Spot bedding should be avoided. Applying a suitable slurry primer to the underside of each slab is strongly recommended to improve adhesion.

What joint width should be used?

A joint width of approximately 10mm is recommended. Minor adjustments may be needed because of the slabs’ naturally hand-cut edges.

Does Kandla Grey sandstone need sealing?

Sealing is not essential in every installation, but a suitable breathable natural-stone sealer is recommended. It can help protect the paving against moisture, staining and weathering while making routine maintenance easier.

How should I clean the paving?

Sweep the paving regularly and clean it using water and an appropriate natural-stone cleaner when required. Avoid acidic cleaners and harsh chemicals, as these may stain or damage sandstone.

How much extra paving should I order?

We recommend ordering approximately 10% more paving than the measured area to allow for cuts, natural slab selection, handling and potential transit breakages.

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