Brazilian Black Calibrated Patio Pavers 600 x 600 x 20mm Slate Paving only £ 37.99 per m2 inc VAT
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Brazilian Black Calibrated Large Square format 600 mm x 600 mm x 20 mm calibrated paving slabs. Brazilian Slate paving slabs are perfect for both traditional and contemporary designs.
They can be laid internally and externally ( we also offer this material @ 10mm depth) enabling a natural transition from home to garden. Suited to the British climate, natural slate paving slabs are frost resistant , with a naturally riven surface .
They will weather to give a natural appearance enhancing your patio, path or driveway.
600mm x 600mm x 20mm Brazilian Slate pavers available for only £ 37.99 per m2 fully inclusive of VAT.
Save a fortune buying direct from the importer.
As with all our stone collection is welcomed from our warehouse & yard in Plumpton Green, East Sussex or delivery can be arranged throughout the UK & Europe with next day delivery available. If you can't decide just yet, have a look at our other
stone tiles available.
As with all Black Slate , this material has largely mid/dark grey tones .
Also available in a larger
900 x 600 format for only £ 37.99 inc VAT
We have over 5,000 m2 off sandstone paving, paving slabs in stock available for collection from our warehouse in Sussex a short drive from Basildon or Bletchley or we can deliver anywhere within the UK or Europe including Blackburn or Birmingham.
If you would like to receive a sample of any of our paving products then this can be undertaken via the link below .
https://marble-mosaics.com/paving-slab-samples-65-c.asp
This is a riven material which will sometimes contain some machine markings where the slabs are separated in production.
Thickness tolerance approx +/- 4mm.
* Given the processes involved of how Slate tiles/slabs/hearths are manufactured , and given it is a natural stone product , it is accepted that natural imperfections and occasional machine markings may be visible on the surface of the Slate , these are not deemed as faults within the stone .
