Our Slate Stepping Stones Pack of 9 can be used in both contemporary and traditional garden designs, to suit any requirement. On their own these stepping stone are perfect for standing large terracotta pots on, as one example. Sourced direct from a quarry in the UK and finished in the workshop. Many customers use multiple stepping stones to create magical pathways from patios to special corners of the garden, and it’s common to surround them with areas of 20mm slate chippings or glacial gravel. Ranging from 300mm to 500mm and approx 50mm thick. The edges of these stepping stones are naturally split and reasonably smooth to touch. Each face is left with the natural riven textures and colours of Slate, allowing this product to work seamlessly in both contemporary and traditional garden designs. Please note every stepping stone varies in appearance due to the inherent nature of slate, and all images are for illustration only. The natural green and copper tones of slate complement a variety of settings, balancing simply against a healthy green lawn or surrounded by careful planting choices these stepping stones enhance every garden they become a part of. Many customers have used our slate stepping stones pack of 9 to create a leading line for the eye towards a stone monolith or slate pyramid water feature. It’s well worth checking out our Ideas For Garden Walkways blog post to discover lots of ways to incorporate stepping stones and more into a garden or landscape design. A variety of sizes available in stock and we can create a bespoke size pack of these on request. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or queries you may have. We use this same slate on our Pyramid Stacks as water features. Simply core drill through the centre and stack up on our stabilising frames. The Large Reservoir Pack allows you to fully operate as a relaxing and soothing water feature. Large slate stepping stones are available and can be used in ponds as waterfall ledges. Our friends over at Aurum Hortis used similar slate stepping stones in a recent Japanese Themed Garden Design in a beautiful garden in Winchester. These were spaced out as a path leading to a stone circle patio. Gravel was used in between to achieve a seamless transition.
