Paving slabs

lucinda12

3 years ago

Please can you tell me what paving slabs have been used here? Are they Porcelain or natural stone? Thank you.

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Jenny Bloom Garden Design
3 years ago
Thanks for your interest. This is London Stone's beige sawn sandstone paving (sealed).
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