Sawn Granite Setts Silver Grey Edging Stones 200x100x30 From £38.99/m2

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 to sit neatly against paving slabs, bringing a clean and refined finish to garden and landscaping projects. The flamed surface provides excellent slip resistance, while the silver-grey tone delivers a bright, modern character that pairs well with a wide range of paving materials.

Direct Overseas Owned Granite Quarry

Split orders of edging stones are often stacked in mixed orientations to improve packing efficiency and reduce freight costs. As these edging units are offered at highly competitive prices with slim margins, the surface texture may appear naturally rougher, and some pieces may not be fully cleaned before packing. We prioritise value while maintaining reliable quality. If customers expect edging stones to be cleaned and finished to the same standard as premium paving slabs, we recommend considering higher-grade alternatives.

We also supply Sawn granite setts silver grey 100 x 100 x 30 for complementary detailing.

Specifications

VARIETIES	Sawn Granite Edging Stones
COLOUR	Silver Grey, Light Grey
MATERIAL	Granite
FINISHED FACE	Flamed Surface Anti-Slip R12
SIZE, PACK	200 x 100 mm, 680 No.
THICKNESS	Nominal 30 mm
CALIBRATED	Sawn Flat Bottom
EDGE	Sawn
LAID	5–8 mm Joint
MADE BY	Overseas Own Quarry Factory
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Are Granite Setts Suitable for Driveways?

Yes, granite setts are well suited for driveways due to their strength and durability. They are one of the most reliable materials used in block paving, capable of withstanding regular vehicle use and commonly applied in both domestic and commercial settings across the UK.

What Sizes and Thicknesses Are Available?

Typical granite sett sizes include 100 x 100 and 100 x 200, along with mixed size project packs that create a more traditional and varied appearance.

In terms of thickness, 50 mm is the most commonly used option for residential applications. It is well suited for standard driveways and can comfortably support cars and light commercial vehicles, including vans and small trucks, when installed correctly on a full mortar bed with a suitable sub-base. This makes 50 mm setts the typical choice for domestic paving projects where both durability and cost efficiency are important.

For heavier-duty applications, thicker setts such as 80 mm or 100 mm are used. These are generally specified for public areas, commercial yards, access roads, or locations subject to frequent heavy vehicle traffic. The additional thickness provides greater load-bearing capacity and long-term structural stability under sustained pressure.

In addition, thinner granite setts options, typically around 30 mm and usually supplied as sawn setts, are more suitable for light-use areas. These are commonly used in patios, garden paths, edging, and as decorative borders or dividing lines within patio slab layouts. While they retain the visual character of traditional granite setts, they are not intended for load-bearing applications.

How Much Do Granite Setts Cost and What Affects the Price?

Granite setts are generally more expensive than standard paving slabs due to both the material and the labour required for installation. Prices typically vary depending on size, thickness and finish.

Smaller setts require more units per square metre and more jointing work, which can increase overall installation cost. Pricing is also influenced by factors such as groundwork preparation and layout complexity. For a detailed breakdown, see Granite Setts Cost per m².

How Should Granite Setts Be Installed?

Granite setts should be laid on a well-compacted MOT Type 1 sub-base with a full mortar bed. For sawn grid size setts, applying a slurry primer to the underside is recommended to improve bonding and reduce the risk of movement. Proper jointing is important to keep the setts stable and ensure long-term performance. For a full step-by-step guide, see How to Lay Granite Setts for a Driveway.

Do Granite Setts Require Sealing or Maintenance?

Granite setts generally do not require sealing. Routine maintenance is simple, usually involving sweeping and occasional cleaning to keep the surface in good condition.