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London stone is a leading supplier of natural stone products, offering nationwide delivery. Our head office is located just minutes from J14 of the M25 Motorway. London Stone is your one stop supplier for a wide range of natural stone paving, tiles and accessories. Our exterior and interior showroom open 6 days a week for both domestic and trade viewing, will provide inspiration and more importantly will enable you to get a real feel of how our natural stone will look in situ. London stone hold large stocks of paving, tiles, sealants, grouts and adhesives to minimise delivery time for our customers. We also cater for architects and commercial projects. Still not found what you are looking for? Then take advantage of our bespoke service, our in house stone masons can cut, bull nose and fabricate stone to meet any specification.
GARDEN PAVING
London stone supply Sandstone, Limestone, Slate, Travertine and Granite for garden paving. As well as supplying traditional garden paving materials, such as hand-cut sandstone, limestone & slate London Stone also specialize in the supply of contemporary six sided sawn material. With the choice of natural stone available you are sure to find a garden paving to suit your design and budget. London Stone stock garden paving in standard sizes or alternatively offer a bespoke stone cutting service.
GARDEN SLABS
Garden slabs can be used to create practical, low maintenance areas from your outside areas. Ideal for entertaining, easy to clean and extremely durable, garden slabs will add value and practicality to your garden for years to come.
FLOOR TILES
Due to the durability, low maintenance and huge range of colours and finishes available, floor tiles are a popular choice for private and commercial projects. Particularly suited to kitchens, bathrooms and hallways, floor tiles will add value and elegance to any setting.
INDIAN SANDSTONE
Extremely popular due to its durability, aesthetic appeal and excellent value for money, Indian Sandstone is used extensively throughout the UK and the rest of the world, for a variety of applications. London Stone stock a large range of Indian sandstone paving in a wide range of colours.
GARDEN PATIO
London stone is a leading supplier of natural stone paving in London, offering nationwide delivery. We are located just minutes from J4 of the M4, and J14 of the M25. London stone is your one stop supplier for your garden patio stone. We also supply associated products for your garden patio, such as lighting, stone furniture and features.
The latest from our blog...
Natural Stone Sealant
There are many different types of sealant available and it can be a bit of a minefield choosing which one is right for you. This is not to say that all natural stone should be sealed, but there are times when it is essential. Examples of this might be if you have a north facing or particuarly wet garden. Another instance when sealing is essential is if you are using porous natural stones. Be very careful about which seal you buy. Some of the cheaper seals can leave an awful looking shine on the surafce of the paving, completely changing the look of the natural stone that you originally fell in love with. To avoid this sheen you need to buy an impregnating paving sealant. Impreganting paving sealants fill the holes of the stone which present moisture getting inside, while still allowing the stone to breathe.
http://www.londonstone.com/Sealants-and-Grouts/Stone-Sealant/
Brazilian Slate Tiles.
There are many different types of slate available on the market today. English & Welsh slate is so far beyond most peoples budgets that it is no longer a viable option for anybody but the extremely wealthy. Most slate now comes from Brazil, India & China. The quality of Brazilian slate is superior to Chinese & Indian slate. http://www.londonstone.com/Interior-Stone-Tiles/Slate-Tiles/
Brazilian slate is much more dense than Chinese & Indian material, so when it is split the result is a flat, even surface and a richer colour. If you are thinking about slate tiles althought the Chinese & Indian varieties are cheaper, it may well be worth paying that little bit extra for Brazilian slate.


