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This privacy policy sets out how Landscaping Supplies Direct uses and protects any information that you give Landscaping Supplies Direct when you use this website. Landscaping Supplies Direct is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement. Landscaping Supplies Direct may change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page from time to time to ensure that you are happy with any changes.
What we collect
We may collect the following information:
name
contact information including email address
demographic information such as postcode, preferences and interests
other information relevant to customer surveys and/or offers
We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons:
Internal record keeping.
We may use the information to improve our products and services.
We may periodically send promotional emails about new products, special offers or other information which we think you may find interesting using the email address which you have provided.
From time to time, we may also use your information to contact you for market research purposes. We may contact you by email, phone, fax or mail. We may use the information to customise the website according to your interests.
Security
We are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect online.
How we use cookies
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Controlling your personal information
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You may request details of personal information which we hold about you under the Data Protection Act 1998. A small fee will be payable. If you would like a copy of the information held on you please write to .
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List of cookies we collect
The table below lists the cookies we collect and what information they store.
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CURRENCY
Your preferred currency
CUSTOMER
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CUSTOMER_AUTH
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CUSTOMER_INFO
An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.
CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS
Stores the Customer Segment ID
EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE
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FRONTEND
You sesssion ID on the server.
GUEST-VIEW
Allows guests to edit their orders.
LAST_CATEGORY
The last category you visited.
LAST_PRODUCT
The most recent product you have viewed.
NEWMESSAGE
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NO_CACHE
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PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART
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POLL
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POLLN
Information on what polls you have voted on.
RECENTLYCOMPARED
The items that you have recently compared.
STF
Information on products you have emailed to friends.
STORE
The store view or language you have selected.
USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE
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VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS
The products that you have recently viewed.
WISHLIST
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Here at Landscaping Supplies Direct, we offer a wide range of Indian stone paving slabs at affordable prices.
Indian sandstone paving is a very popular option in the UK for driveways and patios due to its quality finish, durability and versatility, and gives any garden a nice amount of rustic charm with the characterful subtle marks and ripples only found on natural stone. Indian sandstone is resistant to harsh weather and doesn’t wear or fade easily. This paving is also very easy to clean, as pressure washers will not damage its colour or finish.
We stock a wide range of Indian stone paving slabs from manufacturers like Marshalls and Hardstone, whose products are known as being exceptional value for money.
Why Choose our Indian Sandstone Paving?
We directly import Indian sandstone paving products, cutting out the middleman, which allows us to offer extremely competitive.Our products are available for home delivery throughout the UK.
We sell Indian sandstone paving products by square meter, allowing you to order the exact amount of stone you need, This is especially helpful for smaller projects. The majority of our packs come in 4 different sizes of paving Indian stone patio packs, which gives you the option of laying your paving down in different aesthetic patterns. Browse our Indian stone paving range below, or get in touch with our team today for more information.
Best Priced Indian Stone Paving
Our connections over in India supply us with beautiful varieties of sandstone paving. It is a hugely popular export and ships to many countries around the globe. The majority of the sandstone comes from an area in India called Rajasthan where there are so many more varieties than can be found in the rest of the world. Clearly the indians used their natural stone for not just paving projects but for many different uses inside and outside. Popular names like Mint Fossil, Raj Green, Kandla Grey and Rippon Buff and now common used names for patio slabs all around the world. Sandstone, even though it is a layered stone, can be used in a variety of thicknesses for indoor and outdoor flooring tiles. India over the centuries has built temples, palaces and significant cultural symbols with stone mined from their country, not to mention Indian buildings like offices, hotels and monuments. When you buy indian stone, you are getting a connection to the stonework history of a country that has been around for far longer that we have and will continue to be endorsed by the very country it comes from for an eternity.
High-Quality Indian Stone
Another popular material to come out of India is their limestone paving. The most popular being the Kota Black, again from the Rajastan region but the city of Kota. With a more orange peel type surface texture and a almost acrylic looking edge the limestone paving are very different to the sandstones. Many customers tend to seal their black limestone as it does have a tendency to turn lighter overtime. There are many different sealants on the market, one even specifically to bring the blackness back to this paving, called Slate and Limestone Sealant.
How much is Indian Stone?
How long is a piece of string? Its a common misconception that people think Indian stone is one product, well technically this is partly true as it comes from the ground of country but that's pretty much where it ends. There are various colours which affect price due to where they are located as some quarries are only accessible for certain times fo the year. The finish of the stone also affects the price riven or natural paving being the cheapest with honed or polished paving being the most expensive. Other factors that recently have massively changed the price of Indian stone is fluctuations in the currency, the Rupee which tracks the US Dollar and also shipping rates which hit $8000 in August 2021 when they were more like $1000 2 years prior to this.
What different finishes can I get in natural stone?
The main finishes of Indian stone paving are riven sandstone slabs or natural finish, tumbled or aged, textured or sand-blasted and polished or honed. The riven is the most popular and best priced, where the other finishes are suited to more niche homes and gardens. As the contemporary landscaped garden is becoming fashionable the honed finish has become a favourite whereas the tumbled finish is very popular in more traditional gardens with an aged appearance. We have only just mentioned the paving slabs side of the market, there are more specialist finishes which include natural Indian stone walling, paving focal points such as patio circles and then finishing touches like natural stone steps.
What sizes do Indian stone come in?
They typically mirror what concrete paving slabs and porcelain paving slabs come in which is either the 600 series or 560 series. The biggest in the 600 being 1200x600mm and in the 560 840 x 560mm. If you are needing a specific size of Indian stone paving go to our single size paving category which has a huge range of garden paving slabs.
Buy Indian stone patio slabs online from LSD
Buy our Indian Stone Patio Slabs and get the best value for money. If you have any questions or want to find out more details about our range of patio paving slabs, just give us a call on 0845 077 3838 or 01142 310 911 or send us a message via the Contact Page. A member of our friendly team will be more than happy to answer your queries and offer professional paving advice.
Here at Landscaping Supplies Direct, we offer a wide range of Indian stone paving slabs at affordable prices.
Indian sandstone paving is a very popular option in the UK for driveways and patios due to its quality finish, durability and versatility, and gives any garden a nice amount of rustic charm with the characterful subtle marks and ripples only found on natural stone. Indian sandstone is resistant to harsh weather and doesn’t wear or fade easily. This paving is also very easy to clean, as pressure washers will not damage its colour or finish.
We stock a wide range of Indian stone paving slabs from manufacturers like Marshalls and Hardstone, whose products are known as being exceptional value for money.
Why Choose our Indian Sandstone Paving?
We directly import Indian sandstone paving products, cutting out the middleman, which allows us to offer extremely competitive.Our products are available for home delivery throughout the UK.
We sell Indian sandstone paving products by square meter, allowing you to order the exact amount of stone you need, This is especially helpful for smaller projects. The majority of our packs come in 4 different sizes of paving Indian stone patio packs, which gives you the option of laying your paving down in different aesthetic patterns. Browse our Indian stone paving range below, or get in touch with our team today for more information.
Best Priced Indian Stone Paving
Our connections over in India supply us with beautiful varieties of sandstone paving. It is a hugely popular export and ships to many countries around the globe. The majority of the sandstone comes from an area in India called Rajasthan where there are so many more varieties than can be found in the rest of the world. Clearly the indians used their natural stone for not just paving projects but for many different uses inside and outside. Popular names like Mint Fossil, Raj Green, Kandla Grey and Rippon Buff and now common used names for patio slabs all around the world. Sandstone, even though it is a layered stone, can be used in a variety of thicknesses for indoor and outdoor flooring tiles. India over the centuries has built temples, palaces and significant cultural symbols with stone mined from their country, not to mention Indian buildings like offices, hotels and monuments. When you buy indian stone, you are getting a connection to the stonework history of a country that has been around for far longer that we have and will continue to be endorsed by the very country it comes from for an eternity.
High-Quality Indian Stone
Another popular material to come out of India is their limestone paving. The most popular being the Kota Black, again from the Rajastan region but the city of Kota. With a more orange peel type surface texture and a almost acrylic looking edge the limestone paving are very different to the sandstones. Many customers tend to seal their black limestone as it does have a tendency to turn lighter overtime. There are many different sealants on the market, one even specifically to bring the blackness back to this paving, called Slate and Limestone Sealant.
How much is Indian Stone?
How long is a piece of string? Its a common misconception that people think Indian stone is one product, well technically this is partly true as it comes from the ground of country but that's pretty much where it ends. There are various colours which affect price due to where they are located as some quarries are only accessible for certain times fo the year. The finish of the stone also affects the price riven or natural paving being the cheapest with honed or polished paving being the most expensive. Other factors that recently have massively changed the price of Indian stone is fluctuations in the currency, the Rupee which tracks the US Dollar and also shipping rates which hit $8000 in August 2021 when they were more like $1000 2 years prior to this.
What different finishes can I get in natural stone?
The main finishes of Indian stone paving are riven sandstone slabs or natural finish, tumbled or aged, textured or sand-blasted and polished or honed. The riven is the most popular and best priced, where the other finishes are suited to more niche homes and gardens. As the contemporary landscaped garden is becoming fashionable the honed finish has become a favourite whereas the tumbled finish is very popular in more traditional gardens with an aged appearance. We have only just mentioned the paving slabs side of the market, there are more specialist finishes which include natural Indian stone walling, paving focal points such as patio circles and then finishing touches like natural stone steps.
What sizes do Indian stone come in?
They typically mirror what concrete paving slabs and porcelain paving slabs come in which is either the 600 series or 560 series. The biggest in the 600 being 1200x600mm and in the 560 840 x 560mm. If you are needing a specific size of Indian stone paving go to our single size paving category which has a huge range of garden paving slabs.
Buy Indian stone patio slabs online from LSD
Buy our Indian Stone Patio Slabs and get the best value for money. If you have any questions or want to find out more details about our range of patio paving slabs, just give us a call on 0845 077 3838 or 01142 310 911 or send us a message via the Contact Page. A member of our friendly team will be more than happy to answer your queries and offer professional paving advice.
Best Indian Sandstone Prices
Our connections over in India supply us with beautiful varieties of sandstone paving. It is a hugely popular export and ships to many countries around the globe. The majority of the sandstone comes from an area in India called Rajasthan where there are so many more varieties than can be found in the rest of the world. Clearly the indians used their natural stone for not just paving projects but for many different uses inside and outside. Popular names like Mint Fossil, Raj Green, Kandla Grey and Rippon Buff and now common... Show More
Best Indian Sandstone Prices
Our connections over in India supply us with beautiful varieties of sandstone paving. It is a hugely popular export and ships to many countries around the globe. The majority of the sandstone comes from an area in India called Rajasthan where there are so many more varieties than can be found in the rest of the world. Clearly the indians used their natural stone for not just paving projects but for many different uses inside and outside. Popular names like Mint Fossil, Raj Green, Kandla Grey and Rippon Buff and now common used names for patio slabs all around the world. Sandstone, even though it is a layered stone, can be used in a variety of thicknesses for indoor and outdoor flooring tiles. India over the centuries has built temples, palaces and significant cultural symbols with stone mined from their country, not to mention Indian buildings like offices, hotels and monuments are also built with the same stone. When you buy indian stone flags, you are getting a connection to the stonework history of a country that has been around for far longer that we have and will continue to be endorsed by the very country it comes from for an eternity.
High-Quality Indian Stone Slabs
Another popular stone to come out of India is their limestone paving. The most popular being the Kota Black, again from the Rajastan region but the city of Kota. With a more orange peel type surface texture and a almost acrylic looking edge the limestone paving are very different to the sandstones. Many customers tend to seal their black limestone as it does have a tendency to turn lighter overtime. There are many different sealants on the market, one even specifically to bring the blackness back to this paving, called Slate and Limestone Sealant.
How much is Indian Stone?
How long is a piece of string defines the cost? Its a common misconception that people think Indian stone is one product, well technically this is partly true as it comes from the ground of country but that's pretty much where it ends. There are various colours which affect price due to where they are located as some quarries are only accessible for certain times fo the year. The finish of the stone also affects the price riven or natural paving being the cheapest with honed or polished paving being the most expensive. Other factors that recently have massively changed the price of Indian stone is fluctuations in the currency, the Rupee which tracks the US Dollar and also shipping rates which hit $8000 in August 2021 when they were more like $1000 2 years prior to this.
What different finishes can I get in natural stone?
The main finishes of Indian stone paving are riven sandstone slabs or natural finish, tumbled or aged, textured or sand-blasted and polished or honed. The riven is the most popular and best priced, where the other finishes are suited to more niche homes and gardens. As the contemporary landscaped garden is becoming fashionable the honed finish has become a favourite whereas the tumbled finish is very popular in more traditional gardens with an aged appearance. We have only just mentioned the paving slabs side of the market, there are more specialist finishes which include natural Indian stone walling, paving focal points such as patio circles and then finishing touches like natural stone steps.
What sizes do Indian stone come in?
They typically mirror what concrete paving slabs and porcelain paving slabs come in. This is either the 600 series or 560 series. The biggest in the 600 being 1200x600mm and in the 560 840 x 560mm. If you are needing a specific size of Indian stone paving go to our single size paving category. We have a huge range of garden paving slabs.
Buy Indian stone patio slabs online from LSD
Buy our Indian Stone Patio Slabs and get the best value for money. If you have any questions or want to find out more details about our range of patio paving slabs, just give us a call on 0845 077 3838 or 01142 310 911 or send us a message via the Contact Page. A member of our friendly team will be more than happy to answer your queries and offer professional paving advice.
Are you fed up with stained paving from mould, birds, red wine, BBQs then the answer is finally here. Check out our Porcelain Paving Range.
LSD are direct importers
LSD imports its own CE marked stone (conforms to British Standards) through our sister company Hardstone and passes on the savings to you. See our range here, Hardstone Paving.
Indian Sandstone Cobbles (Setts) - Mint Fossil
Indian Sandstone Cobbles (Setts) - Rippon Buff
Indian Sandstone Paving - Tumbled Raj Green - Paving Slabs
Indian Sandstone Paving - Raveena - Paving Slabs
Granite Cobbles (Setts) - Light Grey
Granite Cobbles (Setts) - Dark Grey
Indian Sandstone Paving - Raj Green - Circles
Indian Sandstone Paving - Raj Green - Paving Slabs
Indian Sandstone Paving - Rippon Buff - Circles
Indian Sandstone Paving - Kandla Grey - Circles
Indian Limestone Paving - Midnight Kota Black - Circles
Indian Limestone Cobbles (Setts) - Midnight (Kota Black)
Indian Sandstone Cobbles (Setts) - Raj Green
Indian Sandstone Cobbles (Setts) - Kandla Grey
Buy Kandla Grey Indian Sandstone - Paving Slabs
Indian Sandstone Paving - Rippon Buff - Paving Slabs
Indian Sandstone Paving - Autumn Brown - Paving Slabs
