Did you know that as well as stocking a wide range of exterior paving, we also offer some of our most popular styles in our interior range? In this article, we’ll look at where stone flooring works best and the pros and cons of using natural stone paving inside your home.
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We popped out to film and a chat with Dan at Marvel Paving and Construction at this property in Highfield, Southampton. The house, which was built back during the second world war, is tucked away in a leafy street just off the busy high street of Portswood, and the tired…
We recently got out with the drone to capture some finished shots of a stunning design and build by the team over at Paul Cass Landscapes in Totton, The New Forest. Paul and his team had quite the project on their hands as this was a complete garden renovation starting with…
Thinking of transforming your garden for 2022 but not sure where to start? Looking at upcoming trends can be a great way to narrow down the theme and design you’d like to incorporate into your garden project. In this blog, we’ll run through our top five garden trends for 2022,…
Over the last several months we’ve had various clients remark on the continual increasing price of Indian Sandstone and Limestone. Some of them saying they can buy riven sandstone for as little as £21m2+VAT from one supplier whereas others are quoting over £40m2+VAT for essentially the same product. So…
Dark paving options remain ever-popular, and there’s a few good reasons for that – they look fantastic with a variety of garden designs, are easy to care for, and stay in great condition for years to come. In this article, we’ll show you how to choose the perfect dark paving…
Many people don’t realise that you can create a beautiful and unique driveway using natural stone or porcelain paving slabs that are just 20mm thick. We often discuss this type of driveway with landscapers and builders who struggle to trust that a 20mm thickness tile or flagstone is able to…
Indian Sandstone paving can be confusing, especially if you’re new to it. You might have found that most landscaping supply companies that sell this type of natural stone paving often use names that don’t reflect the colour of the stone – us included!
At Forest Stone we believe it’s important to advise our clients as to the best practices in using our products. With this in mind in this piece we cover how best to lay our natural stone paving, be it limestone or sandstone, and cover the common questions you may have when undertaking a project such as this.