Grey Granite Cobble Setts

We are proud to be one of the South's largest garden paving suppliers, supplying Porcelain Paving, Sandstone Paving, Cobble Setts, Stone Walling and more to both retail customers and the Trade. Cobble Setts are calibrated to ensure a consistent size and even finish, and are a very popular range for your garden.

Our Granite Cobble Setts are a much-loved range by customers for lots of different reasons. The colour is one of the reasons people opt for these paving setts; they are a soft grey colour that consist of dark grey speckles throughout the paving stone. Grey has remained the most sought-after colour for both interior and exterior design so these Granite Setts make for a modern-looking outdoor space. 

There are many benefits of choosing Granite Setts; many people ask 'how does Granite Paving compare to Sandstone Paving?' These materials are both natural stone, so come with different characteristics, but Granite tends to be a harder-wearing and longer-lasting stone in comparison to Sandstone, which is slightly softer in nature.

Whether you're looking for Sandstone, Limestone or Granite Cobble Setts - we have it all! We stock many different colours of these natural stone Cobble Setts that match perfectly our natural stone paving range. Cobble Setts are versatile enough to be used as a main garden feature as well as some edging around a current garden feature.

Granite Cobble Setts for Garden Edging

The most popular uses of Cobble Setts, whether Porcelain or Natural Stone, is edging for various garden features. If you are installing Artificial Grass or Fresh Turf in your garden, you might want a border for this feature, to separate it from other areas of the garden. Granite Setts make the perfect solution to this, as they are lightweight and easy to work with, as well as looking attractive enough to really set off your garden feature.

You might want to edge an existing garden feature to enhance the look of it; garden paths are a popular feature that enjoys being edged with Cobble Setts. If you have an existing grey paving pathway, why not consider adding these Granite Cobble Setts to protect your paving as well as giving it a fresh new look?

Granite Cobble Setts as a Garden Patio

Cobble Setts don't just have to be used as garden edging, they also make hugely versatile patio areas! If you're looking to install a small patio yourself, Cobble Setts are a great option for the novice DIYer, as they are very easy to work with and you can be a little more liberal with where they go, for that extra rustic look. 

Many people like the idea of having an area in their garden that looks very natural and rustic, almost replicating an old-style cobbled courtyard that you might find at a manor house or tea room. Cobble Setts can perfectly create this look, and due to their small size, you can create many different shaped patios as well as unique, winding pathways.  

Available in Sizes

100mm x 100mm x 50mm

100mm x 200mm x 50mm

Please note: If you wish to buy our Cobble Setts individually please call 01202 874207 for all quantities.

Coverage

Please note: 90 100x100mm Cobble Setts cover approx. 1 square metre (with a 10mm joint). Please call us on 01202 874207 for any further enquiries. 

How to Install Cobble Setts

As mentioned before, in comparison to installing larger paving slabs in your garden, Cobble Setts are a much easier alternative to work with due to their small size and lightweight nature. Hiring a Landscaper is always the safe option, but if you're a confident DIYer, you may be able to do this yourself.

What You'll Need

• Type 1 Limestone (or a similar Aggregate as a sub-base)
• Quality Rake
• Building Sand
• Cement
• Jointing Compound
• Rubber Mallet

1. After you have chosen where you'd like to place your Cobble Setts, dig out the area at a depth of around 150mm; pulling out any weeds and debris and checking that the ground is dry and level

2. We would suggest using an Aggregate such as Type 1 Limestone as your sub-base, laying it evenly at least 50mm in depth, checking it is as level as possible

3. (Optional) Use a Wacker Plate to compact the aggregate down which ensures a completely solid base

4. Mix your cement together with water and Sharp Sand until it reaches a slurry-like consistency, then spread your cement across the layer of aggregates liberally, working small area by area

5. Put the Cobble Setts where you'd like them to go, using a rubber mallet to press them into place. Ensure you leave a gap of at least 20mm between the Setts. 

6. Once the Cobble Setts have been laid, you can start preparing your grout, and joining the stones together. 

7. Your grout can potentially take up to 6 hours to fully set, so if rain is due that day, try and cover it with tarpaulin if you can  

Buy With Confidence

• Our cobble setts can be purchased per pack of 10 individual pieces online.
• Please enter the number of cobble sett packs you require. 
• Our Cobble Setts will be delivered in crates which can be easily placed into a van or into a garden using a hiab lorry.
• You can choose a free collection from one of our Depots or fuss-free, home delivery.

A Service You Can Rely On

• Our reliable service offers punctual delivery to any area in the UK
• Stone Zone is a family-run establishment that has been well-loved since 1998
• Our insightful customer advisors can help you with your purchase
• We pride ourselves on offering a wide range of affordable garden supplies 

Sample slabs are available in-store, please ask a customer advisor.