Black Ice
Plum Slate
Cotswold
Flamingo
Decorative aggregates
Garden paths
Most aggregates can be used on paths when laid on a suitable sub-base.
Aggregates allow water to run through into the ground so are good at reducing the risk of your garden flooding.
Flower beds
We recommend using a landscape membrane before adding the aggregates. This will stop weeds from growing through the chippings, making your flower beds low maintenance.
Cut holes around each plant to give plenty room for growth.
Driveways
Shingle can be an economical way of covering a large area of drive. The smaller the chipping the tighter the fit.
A ground stabilising mesh is a good option to prevent the stone from moving, especially on sloping surfaces.
Finishing touches
Small stones are great for placing round the edge of a patio or to soften the edge of a pond.
It’s always worthwhile to wash the stone before placing it around a pond to ensure they are safe for aquatic life.
Choosing the right aggregate
Smaller sized chipping are better for areas that will be walked on because they lock together well. They are also good for awkward areas and for filling gaps.
Delivery
If you are considering buying a large amount of aggregate, ask us about our bulk bag delivery service - it's so much more convenient than carrying small bags to and from your car!
Paving
When it comes to choosing paving, you'll be amazed at the choice we have available - from traditional to contemporary, and everything in between.
Natural stone paving
We have numerous paving options on display at our Biddenden branch, including Cobbles, Mosaics and Edging.
To ensure you make the right choice for your project, we can provide samples for you to take home - simply speak to one of our experts in branch to run through the options and find a solution that's perfect for you.
Slate paving
Porcelain paving
Contemporary paving
