Waterfoot Crazy Paving

Waterfoot Crazy Paving is genuine yorkstone crazy paving quarried in West Yorkshire, featuring a unique blend of buff, purple, brown, and grey tones. Unlike Indian sandstone or manufactured crazy paving slabs sold at builders' merchants, it is hand-selected at source and develops natural character with age rather than fading.

Waterfoot Crazy Paving is priced per square metre; the live price is shown on this page. Because pieces are random in shape, we recommend ordering at least 10–15% extra to allow for cuts and fit. Free samples are available so you can assess the colour before committing.

Yes. Waterfoot Crazy Paving is hard-wearing enough for patios, driveways, and busy garden paths. It should be laid on a suitable compacted sub-base with a minimum 10mm pointing gap between pieces; wider gaps may be needed around irregularly shaped stones. It is not suitable for very heavy vehicles without a deeper base preparation.

Yorkstone crazy paving has a naturally riven, textured surface that provides good grip underfoot even when wet. This makes Waterfoot Crazy Paving a practical as well as attractive choice for garden paths, steps, and patio areas in the British climate.

Prepare a compacted hardcore sub-base, then lay on a full mortar bed (not spot-bedded) to support irregular shapes. Dry-lay the pieces first to plan the layout, leaving at least 10mm pointing gaps. Point with a suitable mortar once the bed has cured. The random shapes require more time to lay than regular slabs — budget accordingly.