Paving, Coping Stones & Pier Caps
Paving is what defines how an outdoor space is used. Whether it’s a driveway, patio or pathway, these are the surfaces people walk on, park on and build around. It’s also where everything starts to come together, levels, edges and finishes all need to work properly so the area not only looks right but performs over time.
Our range covers block paving, slabs, edging, kerbs and finishing details like coping stones and pier caps used across garden and driveway projects.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Product Type | Product | Sizes Available |
| Block Paving | Concrete Block Paving | Brindle (Red), Buff, Charcoal and Natural (Light Grey) |
| Kerbs | Key Kerbs | 100mm small kerb (charcoal) and 200mm large kerb (charcoal) |
| Edging | Path Edging | 914mm × 150mm × 50mm square top and round top |
| Paving Slabs | Concrete Paving Slabs | 450 × 450mm slabs in red, buff, charcoal and natural (light grey) |
| Coping Stones | Once Weathered Coping Stones | 165mm, 225mm, 300mm, 350mm and 400mm widths × 610mm length |
| Coping Stones | Twice Weathered Coping Stones | 140mm, 165mm, 225mm, 300mm, 350mm and 400mm widths × 610mm length |
| Pier Caps | Pier Caps | 300 × 300mm, 400 × 400mm and 530 × 530mm |
How Our Range Of Paving Materials Works Together
Block Paving vs Slabs
Block paving is typically used for driveways and areas that need to handle weight and movement. Slabs are more commonly used for patios and pathways where a cleaner, uniform finish is needed.
Edging & Kerbs
Edging and kerbs do more than define the space — they hold everything in place. Without them, paving can shift over time.
Coping & Finishing Details
Coping stones and pier caps are used to finish walls and pillars. They protect the structure from water while giving a clean, finished edge.
Getting Levels Right
Most paving issues come down to poor preparation underneath. The finish only works if the base is solid and levels are set properly before anything is laid.
FAQ’s:
What’s better for a driveway — block paving or slabs?
Block paving is generally preferred for driveways because it handles movement and weight better than standard paving slabs.
Do I need edging for a patio or paved area?
Yes. Edging helps keep the paving in place and prevents movement over time, especially around the perimeter.
What’s the difference between once and twice weathered coping stones?
Once weathered coping stones slope in one direction, while twice weathered stones slope both sides, allowing water to run off evenly.