Tandur Grey Limestone Paving Tumbled 900x600 22mm Cal. From £25.89/m2

Tandur grey limestone hand-cut and tumbled edge 900 x 600 is a type of limestone that has a unique antique appearance. It features light grey and slight blue shade tones, giving it a distinctive and appealing look. The 900 x 600 paving slabs create a sense of spaciousness in the area, and the surface of this limestone is relatively smooth but not slippery, providing a good grip for walking.

The edges of these limestone paving slabs are hand dressed and fine-tumbled. This tumbled process gives the edges a worn-out appearance, adding to the overall antique and historical feel.

Regarding practicality, the Tandur grey limestone paving slabs are produced with a consistent depth of 22 mm, which is calibrated. This consistency in thickness makes them easy to lay quickly, saving time and cost during installation.

We also supply Tandur grey limestone 600 x 600 and Tandur grey limestone patio packs.

VARIETIES	Limestone Paving Tumbled
PASSED
MATERIAL	Natural Limestone
FINISHED FACE	Split, Tumbled Surface
SIZE, PACKS	900 x 600 x 22 mm, 32 No.
THICKNESS	Nominal 22 mm
CALIBRATED	Calibrated
EDGE	Hand-Dressed, Tumbled
MADE BY	Indian Partner Quarry

Limestone Paving Tumbled 900 x 600 Features

• Durability: Ideal for high-traffic areas for outdoor spaces.
• Natural Beauty: Elegant with earthy tones.
• Spaciousness Sense: 900x600 format of slabs create a feeling of openness and spaciousness.
• Excellent Texture: Softer riven relief surface, orange peel-like texture.
• Dressed & Tumbled: Removing sharp edges of hand-cut and small protrusions from the surface, creating a weathered, historic feel.
• Slip Resistance: Provides high-level grip, and reduces the risk of slips and falls.
• Easy Maintenance: Requires regular sweeping and occasional washing.
• Caution: Avoid using acid-based cleaners on limestone. Acid can permanently damage the stone surface.

Is Limestone Paving Suitable for UK Gardens?

Yes. Limestone paving is widely used for patios, garden paths and outdoor seating areas across the UK. Its consistent colour tones and smooth surface create a refined appearance, suitable for both traditional and contemporary garden designs. When installed on a properly prepared sub-base with good drainage, it performs reliably in typical British weather conditions.

How Durable Is Limestone Paving and How Long Does It Last?

Limestone paving offers good long-term durability for residential use when installed correctly. With a properly prepared sub-base, suitable drainage and routine maintenance, it can typically last between 30 and 50 years in normal domestic garden conditions.

Its lifespan depends on factors such as stone quality, base preparation, jointing materials and ongoing care. For most patios and garden spaces, slabs around 20 mm thick are commonly used and provide sufficient strength for everyday use.

Does Limestone Paving Require Sealing and Maintenance?

Limestone is a relatively dense natural stone with lower water absorption than sandstone, so in most cases it does not normally require sealing. Many customers choose to leave limestone paving in its natural state without any sealer. Routine maintenance is straightforward, usually involving regular sweeping and occasional cleaning with a stone-safe solution. Acidic cleaners should be avoided, as limestone contains calcium which can react with acids and cause surface damage or etching over time.

Is Limestone Paving Slippery and Suitable for Outdoor Use?

Limestone paving generally provides a comfortable and stable walking surface when used with a lightly textured or natural finish. It is commonly used for patios and pathways where slip resistance is important. Routine cleaning helps prevent algae or moss build-up, ensuring consistent grip over time.