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Porcelain paving is made from stunning natural materials, which means you can enjoy their distinctive beauty, as well as constructive advantages, such as being resistant to water stains, mould and salt. This makes porcelain paving perfect for households in the UK with unpredictable weather. Porcelain paving will also create a solid, strong and hardwearing surface in your outdoor space, which is ideal for creating outdoor pathways, patios and utility areas.
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Enjoy superior quality porcelain paving for your back garden from trusted brands at competitive prices. We offer a wide selection of colours and styles, including both modern and traditional to suit all outdoor areas.
Not only is porcelain paving a beautiful addition to your home, it is also highly practical. Here are some of its features and benefits:
Porcelain slabs are highly resistant to staining due to their non-porous nature, making them an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor surfaces. Unlike natural stones, porcelain doesn't absorb liquids, which helps prevent common stains from substances like wine, coffee, or oils.
However, while porcelain is very stain-resistant, it's not entirely stain-proof. Spills should still be cleaned promptly to maintain the surface's pristine appearance. Regular cleaning with mild detergents is usually sufficient to keep porcelain slabs looking new.
Read our handy guide: How to lay porcelain slabs
Porcelain paving is easier to keep clean than many other types of paving material. It's advisable to regularly sweep away debris, especially organic material such as leaves which may temporarily mark the paving. Wash periodically with a mild detergent or one of our specialist porcelain paving cleaning products.Read our guide on porcelain paving here.
