Tandur Yellow Limestone Tumbled Patio Slabs 22mm Cal. From £28.29/m2

Tandur yellow limestone paving patio packs showcase a distinct beauty that exudes a worn and weathered allure. Each paving slab is meticulously hand-cut and tumbled to perfection. The result is a collection of paving stones that emanate an irresistible historical charm, boasting a rich yellow hue with subtle variations and beautifully worn edges, and the patio packs include mixed sizes of paving slabs, creating a captivating charm with their varied pattern.

Beyond its visual allure, Tandur yellow limestone paving offers practical advantages as well. With a calibrated depth of 22mm, these stones are designed for effortless installation, saving valuable time and effort. Additionally, the riven texture of the limestone ensures a secure grip while walking, providing a safe and comfortable surface. The tumbled surface further simplifies maintenance, making it a breeze to keep your outdoor area looking pristine.

Experience the seamless integration of beauty and functionality with Tandur yellow limestone paving, transforming your patio garden into a beautiful space of warmth, elegance, and practicality.

We also supply Tandur yellow limestone 900 x 600 and Tandur yellow limestone 600 x 600

VARIETIES	Limestone Paving Tumbled
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MATERIAL	Natural Limestone
ANTIQUE SURFACE	Split Riven, Tumbled Surface
4 SIZES PACK (48 Slabs)	900 x 600 x 22 mm, 13 No. 600 x 600 x 22 mm, 13 No. 600 x 290 x 22 mm, 13 No. 290 x 290 x 22 mm, 9 No.
4 SIZES PACK (57 Slabs)	900 x 600 x 22 mm, 15 No. 600 x 600 x 22 mm, 15 No. 600 x 290 x 22 mm, 15 No. 290 x 290 x 22 mm, 12 No.
THICKNESS	Nominal 22 mm
CALIBRATED	Calibrated
EDGE	Hand-Dressed, Tumbled
MADE BY	Indian Partner Quarry

Limestone Paving Tumbled Patio Packs Features

• Durability: Ideal for high-traffic areas for outdoor spaces.
• Natural Beauty: Elegant with earthy tones.
• Transformative Patterns: Patio packs create nostalgic English-style paving, greatly appreciated by consumers who enjoy the charm of antique aesthetics.
• Excellent Texture: Softer riven relief surface, orange peel-like texture.
• Dressed & Tumbled: Removing sharp edges of hand-cut and small protrusions from the surface, creating a weathered, historic feel.
• Slip Resistance: Provides high-level grip, and reduces the risk of slips and falls.
• Easy Maintenance: Requires regular sweeping and occasional washing.
• Caution: Avoid using acid-based cleaners on limestone. Acid can permanently damage the stone surface.

Is Limestone Paving Suitable for UK Patios and Gardens?

Yes. Limestone paving is suitable for patios, paths and garden seating areas when installed on a properly prepared sub-base with a full mortar bed and suitable drainage. Its relatively consistent tones and natural surface make it suitable for both traditional and contemporary outdoor designs.

What Thickness of Limestone Paving Should I Choose?

Most Indian limestone paving for domestic patios is supplied at approximately 20–22 mm thick, with many products calibrated for easier installation. For normal pedestrian use, correct base preparation and full mortar support are more important than slab thickness alone.

Does Limestone Paving Need to Be Sealed?

Not necessarily. Many customers leave limestone unsealed where natural weathering is acceptable. A suitable breathable stone sealer may be useful where staining, food spills or colour retention are concerns, particularly with darker limestone. Acidic cleaners should always be avoided because they can permanently etch the surface.

Is Limestone Paving Slippery When Wet?

Outdoor limestone with a lightly textured, riven or tumbled finish generally provides reasonable grip. Slip resistance depends on the surface finish, drainage and maintenance, so algae, moss, wet leaves and standing water should be removed regularly.

Will Limestone Paving Change Colour Outdoors?

Some natural colour change should be expected over time. Darker limestones, particularly Black Limestone, can gradually soften towards charcoal or grey with outdoor exposure. Natural variation between slabs is also normal and should be considered part of the appearance of genuine stone.