Indian sandstone is a very popular choice, thanks to its attractive finish, warm tones, and versatility. As a timeless material, it is one of the most heavily imported stones and in this blog, we will help you to decide whether it could be a great choice for your paving project.

Pros of Indian sandstone paving

• A range of colour tones to suit every exterior paving design.
• An interesting finish with no two paving slabs being the same.
• Widely available, with various suppliers offering great quality stone.
• Easy to cut and lay in a variety of patterns.
• Capable of withstanding cold and wet weather.
• Easy to clean and maintain.
• Can last a lifetime thanks to its durability.
• Will add value to your property and increase its visual appeal.
• It is environmentally friendly, and the manufacturing process does not involve harmful chemicals.

Cons of Indian Sandstone paving

• If the stone is not sealed it can fade over time due to poor weather conditions.
• It is a natural product, so the surface can be rough compared to some paving options.
• The natural variations may include imperfections, marks, and blotches.
• Some stone will have a high porosity which can make it vulnerable to damage.
• It is softer than some other rock types, so it can scratch and dent over time.