18  m2 Full Crate Sussex Silver & Pink Flamed Granite Paving  slabs only £629.82  fully inclusive of VAT & delivery  ( some postcodes will attract a nominal surcharge per crate.)

Each crate contains Thirty Three  900 x 600 x 20 Flags

Sussex  Silver & Pink  Calibrated  Large format  Paving Tile  900 mm x 600 mm x 20 mm  ( +/- 3 mm) calibrated. 

Our Granite slabs come with a flamed surface , to offer grip underfoot in inclement weather conditions. 

These Sussex silver and pink paving slabs are the perfect addition to both traditional and contemporary spaces indoors and out! They're great for creating a seamless connection between your home and garden, plus they're made from granite so they're totally frost-proof perfect for the British weather!

We've got tons of Granite Garden Slabs - 15,000 m2 of 'em - just waiting to be snapped up! You can either come by our warehouse and showroom in Sussex (really close to Oxted and Ashtead in Surrey), or we can deliver it straight to your doorstep - anywhere in the UK or Europe, just say the word! That includes Stevenage and St Albans in Hertfordshire.

As with all natural stone Silver /Grey Granite paving can suffer from variation in depth of colour/tone so grading before installing is very much recommended .
Some natural stone paving units may contain a small iron content and when in contact with moisture can oxidise causing rust like marks to the surface of the paving ,this is a natural undertaking and ,if deemed unsightly, there are proprietary brand cleaners on the market especially formulated for rust removal.
Granite slabs will sometimes suffer  slight bowing due to the engineering process, this is not unusual and will be be apparent within a percentage of orders.

During the "flaming" process to the surface of the slabs -  whereby high heat causes the individual grains in the stone to burst , and change colour , and chips to become uneven , this can sometimes affect the corners/edges of the stone as a consequence , and small chips may be visible on occasions - this is nothing to be concerned about however and is not unexpected with materials that undergo this process .

We would recommend sealing these slabs and treating with a primer .