smooth Indian sandstone paving Kandla grey
Kandla grey smooth Indian sandstone paving
smooth Indian sandstone Kandla grey
smooth Indian sandstone paving grey sawn honed
smooth Indian sandstone paving sawn honed grey

Kandla Grey Smooth Indian Sandstone Paving Sawn & Honed 900x600 £27.29/m2

Kandla grey smooth Indian sandstone paving 900 x 600. This premium paving option features a smooth surface, showcasing the timeless elegance of grey sandstone. Its versatile light grey hue complements a wide range of design styles, and the 900 x 600 paving slabs lend a...

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Choose Area (m²) or Sample: 17.90 m² | 32 slabs | full crate

Choose Area (m²) or Sample: 17.90 m² | 32 slabs | full crate
17.90 m² | 32 slabs | full crate
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Kandla grey smooth Indian sandstone paving 900 x 600. This premium paving option features a smooth surface, showcasing the timeless elegance of grey sandstone. Its versatile light grey hue complements a wide range of design styles, and the 900 x 600 paving slabs lend a sense of spaciousness to the area, making it a popular choice for both modern and traditional settings.

The smooth texture of these sandstone paving slabs adds a touch of sophistication to any outdoor space. Whether used for patios, pathways, or garden areas, the smooth Kandla grey sandstone paving offers a sleek and contemporary look that effortlessly enhances the overall aesthetic.

We also supply Smooth Indian sandstone kandla grey 600x600 and Smooth Indian sandstone kandla grey patio packs.

Specifications & Features
VARIETIES Smooth Indian Sandstone Paving
PASSED UKCA CE
MATERIAL Natural Indian Sandstone
FINISHED FACE Sawn, Honed & Smooth
SIZE PACK (option 1) 900 x 600 x 20 mm, 32 No.
SIZE PACK (option 2) 900 x 600 x 20 mm, 30 No.
THICKNESS Nominal 20 mm (±2)
CALIBRATED Calibrated
EDGE Sawn Edges
MADE BY Indian Partner Quarry

How to Obtain Smooth Indian Sandstone Paving

  • Initial Cutting: Place the sandstone block on the bed of the saw machine and cut it into roughly uniform-thickness slabs.
  • Rough Grinding: Roughly grind the top surface of each slab to achieve a smoother surface. The bottom surface remains the standard sawn surface.
  • Slab Selection: Remove particularly thin slabs and use a calibration machine to reduce thicker slabs to a uniform thickness with a grooved underside.
  • Precision Cutting: Use an infrared saw machine to cut the processed slabs into the required specifications.
  • Packaging and Inspection: During packaging, approximately 5–10% of the bottom surfaces may remain grooved, while 90–95% are fully sawn.

⚠️ Paving Slabs Direct Expert Advice:

Indian sandstone is naturally porous, and water staining effects are more pronounced when supplied in a honed, smooth finish. To mitigate this, we advise sealing the undersides of all sawn sandstone paving with SBR adhesive prior to installation, ensuring uniform application and complete drying to establish a chemical barrier between the cement mixture and the natural paving stone. Furthermore, apply Lithofin Stain Stop W sealer to the top and sides to help prevent staining.

Due to the relatively low density of sandstone, sawn edges on honed smooth sandstone tend to be sharper than hand-chiselled edges. Chipping can therefore occur and cannot be completely avoided by any stone supplier. If customers are particularly concerned about edge chipping, we recommend avoiding smooth sandstone with sawn edges. Alternatively, with the yard owner’s consent, customers may visit a local stone yard to hand-select slabs at an additional cost, typically around twice the standard price.

Images shown are representative of a specific batch and installation example, intended to demonstrate overall appearance. Variations may occur due to differences in natural stone batches, installation methods, sealing techniques or protective sealants used. As with all natural stone paving, no supplier can guarantee that the final installed appearance will exactly match reference images.

If customers have concerns about final appearance, we recommend reviewing a wide range of images across multiple suppliers to gain a clearer understanding of the possible outcomes before purchasing smooth sandstone paving.

Customers should clearly understand that natural stone supplied for paving is designed to be walked on and used over time. It is not a countertop, decorative ornament or furniture item. Minor chips are a natural characteristic of paving-grade stone and should not be a cause for concern.

Eliminating all minor imperfections in mass-produced paving stone would significantly increase production costs. As an online supplier focused on fair and competitive pricing, we are unable to meet excessively high aesthetic expectations beyond standard paving-grade tolerances.

Polished or honed smooth sandstone may display natural surface features such as colour variation, cloudy patches, veining or sparkle dots. These are considered acceptable characteristics and do not affect overall appearance once installed. Claims relating to such natural features are not accepted.

During the cutting process, slight variations in thickness may occur due to blade vibration. Minor deviations — including occasional slightly thinner slabs — fall within accepted industry tolerances and do not affect normal use. If a substantial number of noticeably thinner slabs are identified, we are happy to review the matter and may offer reasonable compensation where appropriate. Slightly thicker slabs are within manufacturing tolerance and are not eligible for claims.

UK pallet networks offer economical rates for pallets under 1000 kg. Exceeding this limit may incur surcharges. For 900 x 600 x 20 mm smooth sandstone slabs, 32 slabs per pallet is considered optimal based on Paving Slabs Direct’s experience. Overpacking can lead to excess weight, and quantities above 32 slabs may result in reduced slab thickness to comply with delivery standards.

How to Handle Chipping Issues of Smooth Sandstone

When laying paving, minor edge chipping should not be a concern. After installation and jointing with Joint It Simple, chipping can be addressed.

Unused or discarded slabs can be crushed into fine powder using a hammer. This powder can then be mixed with stone adhesive to form a paste, which may be applied to chipped edges to restore their shape. This method is commonly used by builders and can also be used by homeowners for future repairs.

Considerations for Light-Coloured and Machine-Cut Paving Stones