Natural Sandstone Mint

Mint Sandstone

Price: £666.00 per 20.2m2 pack

Price: £32.95 per m2 (approx)

20.2m2 Patio Pack	…………….£666.00
900 x 600 x 22mm	…………….£22.68
600 x 600 x 22mm	…………….£15.12
600 x 300 x 22mm	…………….£7.56
300 x 300 x 22mm	…………….£3.78
100 x 100 x 40/60mm Setts	…………….£1.20
200 x 100 x 40/ 60mm Setts	…………….£2.40

Mint – Minster paving Mint natural Sandstone paving has gorgeous colours consisting of mainly a light buff/cream layer with a mix of rose pinks, rich orange, stone greys and darker fossil bursts. Mint Sandstone is also sometimes known as Fossil Mint or Mint Fossil due to the previously mentioned unique fossil patterns that appear, it can also be known as Golden Fossil and Desert sand.

At Minster Paving we stock a wide choice of beautiful natural Indian sandstones which are all calibrated to 22mm. Available in multi size packs that cover a total area of 20.2m2, these packs consist of 4 different sized slabs enabling you to create a varied and attractive random effect patio, you can also purchase individual sizes if needed as well as circle patio kits and matching edges setts.

Natural Indian Sandstone

We have many choices in Natural stone with a wide variety of ranges with colours from striking creams to rustic browns, burnt siennas and striking greys. Each range is different and has its own characteristics but all Sandstones are wonderful in that every single piece is different and can have distinctive markings, colours, and tonal variations. The Mint, Raj, Camel and Grey have soft riven surfaces and hand-cut edges. Smoother honed versions may also be available, please do ask.

The Industry standard recommends to allow an extra 10% when ordering due to breakages that occur during shipping from India, breakages should be utilised for cuts and small gaps, we would also recommend that natural Sandstone is laid on a full mortar bed and requires a 10mm minimum joint width and is to be pointed in. Sandstone is a natural product and may also be subject to weathering, efflorescence and staining. Due to the unique colouring in all sandstone and the natural variations when laying more than one pack in an area you must blend the packs and lay from all the packs as you go along, this is to ensure that all the colours are blended as intended and not create blocks of only one shade.