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For the majority of our products, we'll either be able to let you know or let you choose an estimated delivery date during checkout. We are not able to provide a time slot for your delivery in advance. Deliveries may be made between 8am and 6pm.
For all other products these will be sent via one of our delivery partners, delivery will take 7 working days. You maybe contacted in advance by phone or by text message, to let you know an estimated delivery time
Please call 0330 433 1345 Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Saturday 10am - 4pm for assistance
Typically Natural Stone Paving and Wet Cast Paving should be laid rigidly (mortar bed and joints).
Hydraulically pressed concrete flags can be laid either rigidly or flexibly (sand bed and joints).
For further information please contact the Technical Advisory team on 0370 218 5696 or click on the Live Chat button now.
No – whether the flags are installed rigid or on sand they must always have a joint.
Flexible (sand) and Rigid (mortar)
For further information please contact the Technical Advisory team on 0330 311 1956 or click on the Live Chat button now.
Marshalls as a company believe it is not necessary to seal our block paving. This is due to many factors, the reasons being amongst others that:
Marshalls as a company believe it is not necessary to seal our paving. This is due to many factors, the reasons being amongst others that:
No smaller than 1/4 or 25% of the original size.
No, they must always have a joint.
Yes – all of the block paving driveway products are suitable for use around a pool. However consideration must be given for loss of sand.
It is possible to lay block paving over an existing tarmac or concrete base, however the existing base must be in a sound condition, free from cracks, not breaking up or spalling.
To put it simply, if you can drive up a slope then it can be block paved. However, the steeper the slope is, the more likely it is to require intermediate restraints.
Besides one being made from clay and one from concrete there are a number of differences between the two.
As clay is a natural material the colour is inherent within it, consequently exposure to Ultra Violet light will not have an effect on the vibrancy of the colour over time.
Concrete however, is a pigmented material and over time and exposure to UV light there will be a reduction in the intensity of colour, this will not be a noticeable change due to the length of time it will take.
All our paving is slip resistant provided that the units are maintained at the required intervals to prevent them from potentially becoming slippy with a surface build up of dirt, detritus and algae for example.
Any of our pressed concrete paving flags or Natural Stone flags are suitable for use on a ramp.
Also Barfaced paving is designed specifically for this purpose as the units have slightly raised bars on the surface to provide extra grip under foot.
Domestic – Scoutmoor Rustic, Granite Eclipse, Flamed Narias, Sylvern, Symphony Plank, Argent Coarse, Saxon, Wildwood
Commercial – Modal Textured, Conservation Textured, Saxon, Charnwood, Myriad
Domestic – Scoutmoor Diamond Sawn, Lazaro Marble, Versuro Sawn, Towngate, Symphony Classic, Symphony Urban, Symphony Natural, Symphony Tumbled, Arrento. Argent Smooth, Perfecta
Commercial – Modal Smooth, Conservation Smooth, Perfecta, Celestia
Domestic – Chapelgate, Casarta Slate, Antique Alverno, Riven Harena, Limestone Aluri, Organa, Coach House, Heritage, Firedstone, Regent
Commercial – a range of commercial paving, please contact the Natural Stone Sales Office – 03704 112266
It is always recommended to install some type of edge restraint (kerb) especially for areas which will be subjected to movement and loading i.e. Driveways, to help restrain and contain the area.
Before. You need a solid edge restraint to work against.
You may use any of the kerbs within our domestic product range.
Please refer to our garden and driveway kerb and edgings page.
This depends on the actual radius. Marshalls do offer radial units within most of the kerb ranges.
Priora is not laid in the same way as conventional block paving. The sub-base, bedding course and jointing material needs to be an open graded aggregate to allow for water infiltration.
Any product which has “Priora” in the name are permeable – i.e. Drivesett Tegula Priora.
In most areas no, this is because you will be containing the water run-off within your property and not into the public highway. However it is always best to check with your local authority before any work starts.
Please also note that the legislation only refers to front gardens larger than 5m2
It is possible to install permeable block paving on a slope, however there are various considerations to make and depending on the degree of slope.
