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These are large stones commonly chosen to create garden paths and patios because they can cover a big space quite efficiently.Patio slabs have improved in leaps and bounds in the last few years. If you are looking to customise the look of your garden without breaking the bank, a bespoke patio is easy to achieve.

Paving slabs can come in various shapes, colours, and sizes. You may choose to design a patio that fills the space on your property using many different options. Depending on what style you're after, you can get single size packs, mixed size packs, circle packs, or circle squaring off packs.

Paving blocks are known more commonly as block paving because they are shaped like bricks. Slabs suit the main patio body with their big and thin structure, whereas paving blocks are small, thick, and better for decorative edging around a patio. These can be bought in single-sized or a mix of sized brick packs.

Carpet stones offer ideal flexibility if you have any awkwardly shaped garden paths or ponds. Carpet stones are made up of cobblestone upon a flexible mat that can be trimmed down to a suitable size and shape for your patio. The user can achieve a rustic cobbled look without much hassle.

Brick patios can provide a great look to your garden as the straight brickwork lines can break up the curves of nature. Alternatively, you may have flower beds lined in curving lines, in which case bricks be cut and shaved to fit along such lines.

If you want a patio where you and your family can relax and have a BBQ, then bricks are the way to create a space that feels separate from and part of the garden.

Concrete is the cheapest paving slab you can buy that doesn't necessarily look cheap. If you want more than a uniform finished patio made from concrete slabs, you could mix patio styles to have textured and contemporary styles. A patio made from concrete features neutral tones and styles. However, adding dye to the cement brings out colours that can bring your patio to life. 

If you choose to dye the concrete slabs, you will need to reapply a dye coat every two to three years to keep the colour vibrant. You will need to more frequently dye the areas of your property that experience the most wear-and-tear and weathering. Similarly, you may also choose to stain the concrete to bring it to life.

Concrete doesn't last as long as porcelain or natural stone and requires sealant to protect it from staining and algae. On the other hand, concrete is certainly the best material to get when first designing patios due to how low it costs and how easy it is to obtain.

Natural stone is a very popular look to give an overall natural look to your garden. If you are in love with nature and the countryside, then natural stone or flagstone is a great way to enhance the feel of the great outdoors.

Natural stone comes in many varieties, making it easy to find one that matches the styles and colours of your property. Every individual stone has a variance in texture, giving individuality and depth to your patio. 

Liven your spaces with smooth surfaces and straight, neat edges

Natural slate can complement rustic and contemporary settings alike. Rust-toned slate would suit a traditional country garden with similar colours, whereas smooth blue and grey tones would fit in well with a modern setting. 

No two natural sandstone slabs are alike, with different tones and colours in different lighting and weather conditions.

Natural limestone can create a transformative dimension in a garden because of all the deep colours they come in. Unless you spread limestone sealant over natural limestone to preserve these rich colours, they will mellow over time. They make for a multi-textured patio because they come with riven surfaces.

Despite their look, porcelain slabs are not made from stone and are more expensive than natural stone slabs. The price reflects your patio's surplus benefits from having it made of porcelain. Porcelain slabs come in a wide range of styles and colours. You can utilise these styles to create seamless transitions between the inside and outside of your property.

 They are perfect for those looking for a remarkably low maintenance patio because they are hard-wearing, long-lasting, durable, resistant to frost and algae, repel dirt, and don't fade over time. No more spending hours jet washing your patio every year.