Indian Sandstone Patios

Indian Sandstone Patios Morden

Indian Sandstone Patios are highly prized for the beautiful colouring of the paving slabs. This is the reason why Indian Sandstone is our most popular patio material for our clients across Morden and the wider area.

A cost effective yet beautiful material, Indian Sandstone can bring warmth and quality to your outside space and bring your garden to life.

At All Terrain Landscaping we have been installing Indian Sandstone patios in and around the Morden area for years and have a wealth of experience designing and working with this versatile material.

Specialist Indian Sandstone Patio Installers in and around Morden

Whether replacing an existing patio that has seen better days or part of a complete garden landscaping project, an Indian Sandstone Patio will easily be the heart of your outside space.

With a large range of finishes and styles, you can keep to a simple one-colour design or go for something more unique by mixing up different colour ways depending on your budget and design goals.

Indian Sandstone Patio Morden. All Terrain Landscaping, Morden

Why Choose Indian Sandstone for your new Patio?

Indian Sandstone is famous for its beauty and warm finish. It’s a cost-effective, hard-wearing patio material that lends itself to eye-catching hard landscaping that looks perfect against plants and lawned areas. From a couple of simple chairs to a whole outside space complete with barbecue and pool, Indian Sandstone will remain looking beautiful for years.

Why Choose Us for your Indian Sandstone Patio?

Working with natural materials like Indian Sandstone requires knowledge and expertise. In the first instance, you need to get the design right, and we can offer advice on fundamental patio layout and design – and we can give you options and a quote completely free of charge.

We’ll then spend the time necessary to prepare your site and lay your paving to make the most of the natural beauty of the sandstone in a long-lasting design.

Happy Indian Sandstone Patio Clients in and around Morden

10 Benefits of Indian Sandstone Patios

Indian Sandstone is a beautiful, resilient, and cost-effective material. Here are 10 reasons why you should consider it for your new patio:

Naturally beautiful stone

Indian Sandstone paving slabs look and feel stunning as part of your patio. The natural striations and variation of the stone give a really natural and warm feel to your outside space.
Frost-proof

You don’t need to worry about a very cold snap damaging your new patio; Indian Sandstone is naturally frost proof and won’t crack in sub-zero temperatures.
Value for money

Given its stunning appearance, Indian Sandstone is excellent value for money. It’s not the cheapest, but a well-laid patio made from this material will certainly look more expensive than it is.
Slip resistant

Indian Sandstone is naturally slip resistant, so ideal for those who are not so steady on their feet.
Large range of finishes

There are a huge range of different types of Indian Sandstone to choose from. Some are very muted and evoke a calm feel, some are vibrant and work perfectly alongside more contemporary or architectural garden designs.

High strength

Despite looking stunning, Indian Sandstone is hard-wearing and very strong. It’s unlikely to break if you drop something on it, meaning the whole family can use it without worry.
Low maintenance

All you need to do to your Indian Sandstone patio is to give it a quick sweep and perhaps the occasion hose down in dry weather. It’s as low maintenance as it gets.
Will not fade

The amazing colours found within the pavers are a completely natural feature made from the presence of different types of rock. They won’t fade in sunlight, even in south facing gardens.
Naturally free draining

The porous nature of Indian Sandstone means it’s naturally free draining, so no unsightly puddles or standing water
Resilient

Your new Indian Sandstone patio will require very little maintenance, but should you need to pressure wash it or apply moss remover over the years, you can do so without fear of damaging the surface.