Fossil Mint Indian Sandstone Paving Slabs – 900x600mm – 22mm Calibrated

Why Should You Go for Fossil Mint Indian Sandstone Paving?

When planning a brand new paving project, choosing the right stone is arguably the most important stage in the process. However, you can put these worries to rest as this Indian paving stone is a dependable and reliable choice.

Unrivalled Longevity

Your newly paved patio or path should last for a very long time. Frequent damages, the need to replace slabs, cracks and breakages can sour the experience, so it is wisest to choose paving slabs known for their durability.

When it comes to longevity, fossil mint Indian sandstone paving doesn’t disappoint. This stone is a reliable choice to magnificently handle the foot traffic in your garden and patio. The slabs are also built to withstand the harsh and ever-changing British weather.

A Beautiful Outdoor Space

Outdoor spaces are a social and cultural staple, and they have been synonymous with social gatherings and celebrations for a very long time. When it comes to designing yours, you should choose a stone that looks great for your guests and reflects your personality.

Mint fossil Indian sandstone brings both durability and character. Each stone is unique, its natural aesthetic carries a distinct quality that no other slab type can match. This will allow you to create a space that your friends will love and neighbours will envy. Make your space stand out with these amazing slabs.

Installation Process of the Slabs

To install the slabs, begin by preparing a sub-base with the right depth. Apply mortar and priming slurry on top of it. You then install your fossil mint Indian sandstone one after the other. As you do that, ensure there is no space between the slabs and the slurry primer.

After you install these pavings, seal the spaces between them – use top-quality grout. If you’re unsure which option to use, Ammaari Stones also sell the Joint-It Simple compound in a variety of colours. Sealing these spaces enhances stability while ensuring mould and other materials don’t accumulate between these spaces. Consider sealing the slabs to make them more attractive while protecting them from stains, dirt, and general wear and tear.