Royale Stones is one of the most trusted Indian sandstone paving retailers across Ireland. Kandla Grey, Raj Green, Buff, and Autumn Brown are some of the most loved by Irish homeowners.
Available in different slab sizes and mixed patio packs, Indian sandstone jas been used in the Irish market for over 30 years for its frost resistance and slip-resistant riven surface.
Want to start your patio project, resurface a driveway or source trade stock? Our outdoor paving collection covers slabs and setts in a consistent and natural finish.
Choose Your Natural Sandstone Paving
Here are some of the best Indian sandstone paving products we stock for our Irish customers:
Raj Green Indian Sandstone
A mix of light greens, browns and plum tones, it matches closely with traditional Yorkstone. The most popular sandstone colourway in the Irish market, suited to both traditional and contemporary garden schemes.
Kandla Grey Indian Sandstone
A cooler natural stone for a more contemporary outdoor look. Most popular for large-format patios and minimalist schemes where a restrained palette is required.
Autumn Brown Indian Sandstone
Warmer brown and rust tones, suited to traditional and cottage-style properties.
Buff Indian Sandstone
A lighter and sandier version of sandstone that works well with south-facing gardens and Mediterranean-inspired schemes.
All of the Indian Sandstone colours share the same riven surface and hand-cleft edges. The natural colour variation between slabs is expected and is part of the material's character, not a defect.
What’s Available in Our Collection
Royale Stones’ natural Indian Sandstone range does not just have flat and consistent sizes; you can find a number of sizes and thicknesses for your custom outdoor project.
Indian Sandstone Specifications
Here are the sizes, thicknesses, and other specifications you can find in our Indian Sandstone collection:
Indian Sandstone Sizes
If you're pricing a job or listing stock, keep setts separate from slabs in your own planning; a 40mm sett is a different structural product to a 20–22mm slab and isn't a substitute for one.
Indian Sandstone Thicknesses
These thicknesses are also specified for driveway paving in Ireland.
Other Specifications
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Stone: Indian Sandstone
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Colours: Raj Green, Kandla Grey, Autumn Brown, Buff
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Finish: Natural riven surface, hand-cleft edges
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Frost Resistance: Natural slip-resistant, riven texture (confirm current tested rating for pool-surround or commercial uses)
For Homeowners
Sandstone gives a patio genuine texture and colour variation that manufactured paving doesn't replicate. Raj Green and Kandla Grey are the two most popular choices in Irish gardens, suiting everything from period cottages to contemporary new-builds.
Order a sample before committing to a full order; sandstone's tones read differently in Irish daylight than in a product photo, and slight colour variation between slabs is normal, not a fault.
For Contractors & Landscapers
20mm and 22mm paving slabs suit standard patio and pathway laying on a full mortar bed; sandstone's riven surface means thickness can vary slightly within a batch, so avoid thin-set fixing methods designed for uniform porcelain. 40mm setts are suited to edging, borders, and smaller detailed areas rather than as a slab substitute.
Confirm current stock on Raj Green and Kandla Grey before quoting a client delivery date, as these move faster than other colourways.
For Merchants & Trade
Trade accounts get pallet and bulk pricing across slab sizes, mix packs and setts, with nationwide delivery. Setts and mix-size packs are strong retail lines for smaller residential jobs; single-size slab pallets suit larger contract and landscaping orders.
Contact the trade team to confirm current lead times on popular colourways.
For Architects & Interior Designers
Kandla Grey suits large-format, minimal-jointing contemporary schemes; Raj Green and Autumn Brown suit traditional and cottage-style properties needing warmer tones.
Because natural stone varies batch to batch, request full-size samples or a showroom viewing before specifying quantities on larger projects to confirm the colour spread matches the brief.
FAQs
Can you lay sandstone on sand, or do you need a mortar bed?
A full mortar bed is best for sandstone slabs, especially for patios, pathways, and areas taking regular foot traffic. Laying on a sand/sub-base system is more common for setts or block pavers. Check the intended use and traffic load before choosing a laying method, or ask our team for guidance on your specific project.
Should sandstone be sealed?
Yes. Sandstone is porous, and sealing can reduce the chances of staining from general use, garden debris and organic growth. Sealants help protect colour depth over time. This is a key difference from porcelain paving, which does not require sealing.
How do I clean sandstone slabs?
Regular cleaning with a mild detergent and water is usually sufficient. Avoid harsh acid-based or bleach cleaners, which can affect natural colour and surface texture over time. A pressure washer on a low setting can help remove organic growth, but check sealant guidance first if the stone has been sealed.
Why do my slabs look different colours?
Colour variation between individual sandstone slabs is normal and expected. It's a feature of natural stone, not a manufacturing defect. Sandstone is quarried, not manufactured, so tone, veining and shade will vary slightly across a batch and even within the same pack. If you want a more uniform look, request a sample pack before ordering to see the typical colour range for your chosen shade.