Reclaimed York Stone Paving
Reclaimed from many parts of England, reclaimed or old York stone flags have been very popular for decades, with a charming look of character and aged beauty, reclaimed York stone flags simply are one of the best paving materials. Reclaimed York stone flags have been laid for hundreds of years giving confidence to anyone looking for durability and strength.

Our reclaimed York stone slabs are a totally natural product, therefore slight colour and texture variations will exist compared with the images shown. If you are looking for reclaimed York stone that is beautifully smooth without the characteristic riven texture then our range of Polished Cathedral York stone may be more suitable for your needs.

For complete satisfaction we recommend you receive a sample to help confirm the suitability of reclaimed York stone paving for your project. If you have any special requirements then please contact us.

Used for:
National Heritage, Local councils, Grade listed buildings, Conservation projects, Character/period properties, barn conversions, town houses & country homes.

Reclaimed, cleaned, presented, delivered then laid. Please view pictures below.

Information
Reclaimed York stone paving can be selected to your own requirements
On site consultation available
Delivered anywhere nationwide
Machine off load facilities
Small or large quantities
Free samples
Please call for any more information 01253 891111

The traditional method for laying Reclaimed York stone paving is in a random rectangular format. Stone is selected for its complementary colour and texture before laying to ensure an even spread. The style when laid is with the lines of each slab broken up at least every three slabs or every 2 m2, no adjoining lines should be visible from a focal point i.e. a window frame, cross joints where four corners meet would generally be deemed unsightly and detrimental to the traditional pattern. The gaps can vary slightly dependant on the style of property but 15mm - 25mm would be the maximum tolerance.