Clay paving is produced through a process that involves extracting, refining, and shaping natural clay materials into durable and aesthetically pleasing paving units
High-quality paving material that is both aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting
Suitable for both pathways and driveways
All natural stone products are unique and will vary in colour and texture, often showing distinctive markings, minor imperfections and may include mineral deposits such as iron and quartzite.
The product images shown are as accurate as photographic processes allow and may appear differently in accordance with lighting conditions and screen calibration in addition to the natural variation occurring between batches.
Combining the strength of concrete with the natural visual appeal of grass, Marshalls' Grassguard Paving minimises soil erosion caused by wheels, wind, water and pedestrian traffic to create a robust and long-lasting paving solution.
Natural Stone Clay Block Paving brings a warm, timeless charm to patios, courtyards, and garden spaces. Its classic shape allows for versatile layouts, including circular designs to create striking focal points or elegant borders around lawns and flower beds. Perfect for homeowners and landscapers seeking a traditional yet design-led finish, this range enhances outdoor areas with enduring style and character.
Please note: we don't recommend using Clay Pavers for driveways.
Marshalls Fairstone Split and Tumbled Stone Setts add a touch of luxury to any property type. These natural stone setts are available in two hand-selected and beautifully consistent colour blends. The chic split and tumbled finish provide excellent slip-resistant properties to give you complete assurance that your driveway will be safe for use, even in Britains harshest weather.
Farnley Setts have been purposefully designed to achieve both contemporary and traditional laying patterns. These natural stone setts will add a chic finish to any property type. Every block is sawn on all six sides and then gently tumbled, to enhance the natural beauty within each stone.
Choose from three different stone types and colour blends; Buff Multi, made from an Indian Sandstone, Charcoal Multi, a robust Indian Basalt or Silver Blue Multi, a stunning Limestone which incorporates delicate white banding. Why not try edging your driveway with a contrasting colour to add the finishing touch?
Combining the strength of concrete with the natural visual appeal of grass, Marshalls' Grassguard Paving minimises soil erosion caused by wheels, wind, water and pedestrian traffic to create a robust and long-lasting paving solution.
Natural Stone Clay Block Paving brings a warm, timeless charm to patios, courtyards, and garden spaces. Its classic shape allows for versatile layouts, including circular designs to create striking focal points or elegant borders around lawns and flower beds. Perfect for homeowners and landscapers seeking a traditional yet design-led finish, this range enhances outdoor areas with enduring style and character.
Please note: we don't recommend using Clay Pavers for driveways.
Marshalls Fairstone Split and Tumbled Stone Setts add a touch of luxury to any property type. These natural stone setts are available in two hand-selected and beautifully consistent colour blends. The chic split and tumbled finish provide excellent slip-resistant properties to give you complete assurance that your driveway will be safe for use, even in Britains harshest weather.
Farnley Setts have been purposefully designed to achieve both contemporary and traditional laying patterns. These natural stone setts will add a chic finish to any property type. Every block is sawn on all six sides and then gently tumbled, to enhance the natural beauty within each stone.
Choose from three different stone types and colour blends; Buff Multi, made from an Indian Sandstone, Charcoal Multi, a robust Indian Basalt or Silver Blue Multi, a stunning Limestone which incorporates delicate white banding. Why not try edging your driveway with a contrasting colour to add the finishing touch?