Granite Setts Edging & Cobbles - Quarry Supply & UK Delivery

Our Natural Granite Setts & Cobbles collection offers a dependable selection of cropped, sawn-then-flamed and sawn-then-tumbled finishes designed for UK driveways, edging, pathways and public-realm paving. Renowned for strength and longevity, granite provides a traditional look with outstanding structural performance suitable for both domestic and commercial landscapes. Direct...
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Sawn Granite Setts Silver Grey Edging Stone 100x100x30mm £38.99/m2

£680.00 £530.26
Silver grey sawn granite setts 100 x 100 x 30 mm, offering an ideal solution for defining boundaries in patios and gardens while harmonizing perfectly with various paving stones. These...
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Blue Grey Granite Setts Sawn & Flamed 200x100x30 £44.83/m2

£549.99 £532.46
Blue Grey Granite Setts Sawn & Flamed 200x100x30mm offer a durable and visually refined paving solution for driveways, pathways, and landscaping projects. Made from the world-renowned G654 granite, each sett...
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Sawn Granite Setts Silver Grey Edging Stone 200x100x30mm £38.99/m2

£680.00 £530.26
Granite edging stones sawn and flamed in 200 x 100 x 30 mm are an ideal choice for defining borders, pathways and patio edges. Their precise sawn shape allows them...

Our Natural Granite Setts & Cobbles collection offers a dependable selection of cropped, sawn-then-flamed and sawn-then-tumbled finishes designed for UK driveways, edging, pathways and public-realm paving. Renowned for strength and longevity, granite provides a traditional look with outstanding structural performance suitable for both domestic and commercial landscapes.

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Two Main Types: Cropped and Machine-Cut Granite Setts

Granite setts are generally classified into two key groups based on cutting method. Cropped setts are split by hand or hydraulic pressure, producing edges that are naturally uneven. Machine-cut setts, by contrast, provide a more consistent shape and include two surface options: flamed and tumbled.

Cropped Granite Setts – Rugged Texture and Classic British Character

Cropped granite setts carry the unmistakable charm of traditional stonework. Their slight irregularities, uneven edges and natural split faces create a rugged, authentic appearance that suits older homes, heritage renovations and properties with classical styling. For customers who prefer a timeless, weathered look, cropped granite offers a sense of age and permanence that blends beautifully with brick cottages, rural courtyards and period pathways.

Flamed Machine-Cut Granite Setts – The Most Contemporary Finish

Flamed granite setts provide the cleanest and most modern profile. The stone is machine-cut for accuracy, then heat-treated to create a crisp, textured, anti-slip surface. This finish delivers a sharp, architectural look ideal for contemporary driveways, structured walkways and outdoor spaces where precise geometry is preferred. Among all finishes, flamed granite appears the most modern and suits properties with a sleek, refined design.

Tumbled Machine-Cut Granite Setts – Softened Edges with a Time-Worn Appeal

Tumbled setts begin as machine-cut stone but are finished in large tumbling drums that gently soften the edges and tone down the surface. The result is a mellow, lived-in character that sits between rustic and modern. Tumbled granite gives the impression of age without the deep irregularity of cropped setts, making it an excellent choice for transitional landscapes, premium garden paths and patios seeking subtle historical charm.

Strength, Grip and Low Maintenance for UK Conditions

All granite setts—cropped, flamed or tumbled—are exceptionally strong, frost-resistant and capable of bearing heavy loads. They maintain their appearance for decades, even under demanding traffic. Natural split and flamed textures provide excellent slip resistance, making setts suitable for British weather throughout the year.

Where Granite Setts Work Best

This collection provides reliable solutions for both traditional and contemporary designs, including:

  • Driveways and parking bays (recommended 50 mm thickness)
  • Patio borders and garden edging
  • Footpaths and pedestrian walkways
  • Estate roads and heavy-traffic streetscapes
  • Commercial plazas and public-realm hardscaping
  • Piazza-style markets and heritage restoration projects

Choosing the Right Finish for Your Property

Each finish brings its own distinct character: cropped granite offers a rugged, classical look; flamed granite provides the most modern, precise appearance; and tumbled granite delivers softened edges with a gentle sense of age. Whichever style you choose, granite setts remain one of the most durable, visually enduring and practical paving materials for UK landscapes.

We wholesale self-produced products in full crates at extreme discounts to trade customers.

FAQs About Granite Setts

Are cropped granite setts better than sawn granite setts?

Neither is universally better — they simply serve different design purposes. Cropped setts offer a rustic, uneven aesthetic suited to traditional and heritage properties, while sawn setts provide clean lines ideal for contemporary landscapes. The choice depends on the style you want to achieve.

What is the difference between flamed and tumbled granite setts?

Flamed granite has a crisp, modern, textured surface created by high-heat treatment. Tumbled granite is softened in rotating drums, giving a rounded, weathered look with gentle ageing. Flamed is the most contemporary, while tumbled sits between modern and traditional.

Are granite setts suitable for driveways?

Yes. Granite setts is exceptionally strong and suitable for domestic driveways. With correct installation and a well-compacted sub-base, 50 mm setts can comfortably support normal passenger vehicles. However, this thickness is not recommended for heavy goods vehicles or large commercial trucks.

What joint size should I use when laying granite setts?

Most granite setts are laid with 10–15 mm joints. Cropped setts require slightly wider joints due to their irregular shape, while sawn setts can achieve tighter, more uniform jointing for a clean, modern finish.

Do granite setts require much maintenance?

Granite setts require very little maintenance. Occasional sweeping and washing are usually sufficient. Because granite is naturally dense and durable, it resists staining, weathering and frost damage exceptionally well, making it a long-term, low-maintenance solution.