What thickness sandstone paver do I need for a driveway versus a path?

Thicker stock such as 70mm suits vehicle areas, while thinner 30mm stock suits foot-traffic paths.

Can sandstone pavers be laid over an existing concrete slab?

Yes, they are commonly bedded on mortar over a solid existing concrete base.

Their natural texture generally provides good grip when wet, which is a common reason they're chosen for pool surrounds.

Yes, mixing the available formats is a common way to create a modular laying pattern.

Sealing is optional — it can reduce staining, though it is not required for durability.

A uniform, structured alternative to crazy paving, cut to consistent square and rectangular sizes for a cleaner, more formal finish.

Fixed stock sizes — mixing formats adds visual interest without custom cutting.

Pavers vs crazy paving: choose pavers for a formal, geometric layout; crazy paving for a rustic, irregular finish.

Thicker stock (70mm) suits vehicle areas; thinner (30mm) suits foot-traffic paths.

Yes, commonly bedded on mortar over a solid existing base.

It’s optional — sealing can reduce staining, though it’s not required for durability.

Their natural texture generally provides good grip when wet, a common reason they’re chosen for pool surrounds.

Yes, mixing formats is a common way to create a modular laying pattern.