Texture
Natural
Thickness
30mm-90mm
Tolerance
10mm +/-
Average
1-2 weeks
Lead Time
Recommended
10-15mm
Joint
Quarry Location
Yorkshire
Our ‘Regular’ range of reclaimed York Stone paving contains a mixture of smooth and riven flags in various tones, from lovely light buff to a more modern dark grey.
Hand-selected to ensure a consistent high quality, it’s a very economical way of installing York Stone on your project, giving you a characterful authentic appearance and proven durability that’s ready to take anything life throws at it for another hundred years.
Unlike our Premium reclaimed York Stone, some of our Regular reclaimed paving slabs may show signs of sandblasting which was necessary to remove dirt or staining. It all adds to the character though, and means you can make your budget stretch that bit further in creating a ready aged look.
When you come to install you need to allow a tolerance between 1 and 4 inches in thickness, so make sure this is taken into consideration when preparing the ground.
In terms of maintenance, we’d advise exactly the same as we do for all our stone. If you’re laying it in a high traffic area or somewhere with lots of trees or foliage, use a natural stone sealant to protect against staining. This will give it a bit more grip in wet weather too.
As all of our stone is a quarried natural material, variations may occur in mineral content and there may also be slight marks or veining on the stone.
You can request a free sample of this York Stone product so you can get a feel for the look and texture, and although we try our best to ensure the sample is as close to the product as possible, we are unable to guarantee an exact replication of the sample provided. Please wet your sample to get an idea of how the stone will look when wet.
As with most things in life, they look different when dry or wet, and that's the same with our York Stone! Please see the colour variations icon to see the product when dry and when wet. There may also be a few images in the image gallery to show the difference.