Paving & Patio Slabs

Our garden patio slabs are made to last; using solid and durable materials, the surface is resistant to cracks and general wear and tear, keeping it looking its best for longer. Available in an array of textures, finishes and colours, including greys and browns, you can also customise your patio to match your garden’s overall aesthetic. As a bonus, our concrete paving slabs require minimal maintenance and are straightforward to install. 

Explore our patio grout and accessories to ensure a smooth installation process. 

To lay a reliable and attractive foundation in your garden, follow our easy how-to guide on installing a patio.

FAQs

How do you clean paving slabs without a pressure washer?

All you need is a stiff brush, warm soapy water and elbow grease to maintain the cleanliness of your paving slabs. For tough stains, try a solution of water and white wine vinegar or baking soda.

How do you cut paving slabs?

To cut your slabs, you will need either a circular saw with a diamond blade or an angle grinder. Firstly, mark down where you’d like to make the cut, secure the slab firmly and slowly guide the saw along your guideline. For cleaner edges, score the surface first. 

Can you paint paving slabs?

Yes, but you should opt for masonry paint and ensure that the patio has been cleaned and dried before painting. 

Whether you’ve got a kitchen worktop awaiting that finishing touch, or need a basin to match your brand new tap, you’ll find the perfect option for your home in our full collection of kitchen sinks. 

Why not go for a traditional ceramic kitchen sink with an easy-to-clean surface that complements any home? Or opt for a modern stainless-steel sink which simply blends into any space. For a truly on-trend option, discover our range of granite and composite kitchen sinks which can be a standout feature with their striking, bold finish. 

Don’t forget to finish your sink setup and explore our range of kitchen sink wastes and waste disposal units.

What is the best way to remove smells from a kitchen sink?

Unpleasant odours coming from your sink are usually caused by a build-up of food waste in the sink waste pipe. To remove odours and clean your sink’s waste pipe, start by pouring bicarbonate of soda down the drain, followed by vinegar. Allow the mixture to fizz while you boil the kettle. After roughly 10 minutes, pour the boiling water down the drain to flush out the sink. 

How do you clean a kitchen sink drain?

To effectively clean your kitchen sink drain, start by cleaning the outside of the drain using a cloth and household disinfectant. For a deeper clean, you can turn off your water and disconnect your sink’s waste pipe, using a cloth to clean the underside of the drain.

How do you seal a kitchen sink to a countertop?

To seal a kitchen sink to your countertop, first secure the sink in place and attach any taps or pipes. Then use a silicone sealant to run a bead of silicone along the back edge of the sink. Smooth down the sealant for a secure, watertight finish.