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Digby Stone - Sandstone Steps - Forest Glen

Quick Find Code: 049743
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Digby Stone - Sandstone Steps - Forest Glen

Quick Find Code: 049743
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Digby Stones' Sandstone steps range is made up of three incredibly popular colour ranges. With sawn straight edges and a full bull-nosed front edge, these steps have the ideal combination of style and practicality. Whether used alone or alongside their counterpart paving, our steps will be sure to add a touch of grandeur to any design.

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Quick Find Code 049743
Manufacturer Digby Stone
Manufacturer Range Digby Stone - Sandstone Collection
Supplier Colour Forest Glen
Material Sandstone
Surface Finish Riven
Edge Finish Rough / Hand Cut
Dimension Policy Sizes and coverage are those attained when laid with a 5-10mm joint.
Step Thickness 40mm
Thickness Policy Thickness stated is subject to manufacturers tolerances which is typically +-3mm.
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Sandstone is a sedimentary rock that is most often composed of quartz sand, although sometimes they can be formed of feldspar. Sandstone is one of the most popular stones for garden paving, this is due to its strength, durability and also the different types of finishes and natural colours that it has meaning that it can be adapted to suit any type or style of garden. 


You can get Sandstone paving with a variety of different surface finishes. One of the finishes you can get with sandstone is a riven finish, this finish gives the stone more of a textured, rustic look. This type of finish is the first finish you get from the natural stone once the stone is sheered apart. This process occurs when the stone is originally cut from the block and sheered apart and thus giving a riven finish along the vein of the rock.


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