ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND USAGE

Indian Mint Sandstone Paving is also known as Fossil Mint or Mint Fossil Sandstone due to the presence of patterns that look like form fossils.

They are in fact iron patterns but are a permanent feature of the paving that will not fade. 

Mint sandstone is not a white paving but has a light overall look. Of all the Indian Sandstone paving, Mint Sandstone has the most variation in colour with swirls of yellow and some pinks in it.

Mint Sandstone is durable and will be fine in the average winter in the UK but is one of the softer sandstones and if this paving is laid in a shady area it, can suffer from going green. 

Mint Sandstone is on display at our depots at Newbury in Berkshire; Tadley in Hampshire and Windlesham in Surrey. We deliver paving and the aggregates you need to lay it on daily.

Mint Sandstone paving is perhaps at its best if it sealed after being laid to protect it.

Rivar offer a Pave-Gard or Stain-Proof product for this application. Our Indian Sandstone Mint Fossil paving is ethically sourced.

Mint Sandstone paving can be matched with a range of Sandstone paving circles, Sett edge or Mint walling blocks to enhance the style of any garden.