paving solution

[Bodgeitandleggit]

I had this in gardening but no answers,,,,,,,,,,,
Just after a bit of advice here guys, getting a patio flagged this spring and I am after a durable ,nice looking,easy clean,non slip.low maintenance plot.... reading up and possibly porcelain or granite area.... any pro,s ---cons with these or anyone have any better ones.... thanks in advance

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[^woody^]

Porcelain is out unless you want to be slipping and sliding all over the place.

Concrete will age, and gradually get dirty, and every time you jet-wash it, it then gets dirtier quicker

Natural stone will tend to stay cleaner for longer, and not wear as concrete does - but avoid sandstone as thats a bit soft and performs like concrete.

 

[Bodgeitandleggit]

Cheers woody

 

[noseall]

Real stone (Ethan Mason) never really ages or weathers because you can clean it to look as good as new.

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• noseall
• 8 Jun 2019

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• 22 May 2017

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• noseall
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[^woody^]

Real stone (Ethan Mason) never really ages or weathers because you can clean it to look as good as new.

Nosepat2

• noseall
• 8 Jun 2019

Wave2

• noseall
• 22 May 2017

Pat1

• noseall
• 26 May 2017

Pat15

• noseall
• 17 Sep 2016

Pat12

• noseall
• 17 Sep 2016

Hmmm, but it does seem to randomly change colour.

 

[Bodgeitandleggit]

cheers noseall

 

[endecotp]

Good place to look for all things paving:

https://www.pavingexpert.com/