Recommend a paving slab supplier?

[Onceuponamidnight]

Hi, can anyone recommend a good value online supplier of paving slabs please? I have a terraced house garden which is currently decked and with an awful concrete side path.

The main garden will be 38sq metres and I haven't measured the side path yet but it will add quite a lot of metres...

If anyone can recommend the cheapest paving that doesn't look too bad for this kind of project I'd also be very grateful! I have the paving layer lined up, just need to get the product.

Thank you

Range of price brackets here. The company are excellent very good cutomer service and ironed out all the problems covid threw in our way last March superbly, really good company to deal with. Products are very good too.

hahahaha. a link would help

www.stonesuperstore.co.uk/paving-slabs

Thank you Realistic. They look like they can deliver quickly. It might be that I'm not looking where I should but I can't see very many non-porcelain paving stones available. I think porcelain ones require a more specialist layer from what I gather.

To be honest, your best bet would be to actually go to a large builder's merchants. They will hold large stocks and would be able to deliver locally pretty much straight away. If you give them the measurements, they would calculate the correct amount to buy as well.

You could call them, I found them the cheapest I've found anywhere for what they do, they beat my local builders merchants. However, if they don't do what you want that doesn't matter and a builders merchant is a good shout too.
I found 10 choices
www.stonesuperstore.co.uk/natural-stone-paving-slabs#/pageSize=8&orderBy=0

We found tile mountain were good and reliable with next day delivery
ww2.tilemountain.co.uk/?mkwid=sK4kxuCWP_dm&pcrid=502384207581&pkw=tile%20mountain&pmt=e&product=&campaign=TileMountain&group=&gclid=Cj0KCQjw--GFBhDeARIsACH_kdZe_PbrL7Bmmk3ItlYWFvBib1Nl9VaSx-XG5PCpJnHTBz5AJv71h9EaAhtDEALw_wcB

Thank you all- they do look good value Realistic, and nicer than the most basic slabs. I'll look at local builders' merchants too to compare, Mustard. Tile Mountain has some lovely looking tiles but I think they're all porcelain, which our paver doesn't do. Thank you for all of the recommendations!

For a project this size, I’d compare prices carefully, including delivery costs. Indian sandstone is usually a good balance between cost and appearance, while still giving a more natural finish than basic concrete slabs.
You could have a look at Royale Stones as well ; they have a good range of affordable paving options with different colours and finishes. I’d recommend ordering a sample first to check the look before committing to the full quantity.

@ByAzureLion I agree, comparing the full cost including delivery is important, especially for a larger area. I myself used Royale Stones for my garden paving and was happy with the quality and finish. The sandstone had a good natural look, and ordering samples beforehand helped me choose the right colour. It’s worth checking a few options, but they were a good choice for my project.