A Driveway with a Difference
Our traditional driveway bricks and cobbles are the perfect choice for any setting where an aged appearance is desired. Whether you are renovating a period property or want to add a country charm to your home, our traditional driveway cobbles provide a rustic elegance, wherever they are situated.
If you prefer a modern and contemporary appearance, our extensive selection of driveway flagstones and brick pavers range from light to dark and warm to cool tones so you can achieve your vision, whatever your taste preferences are.
With our many colour and style choices you can choose a driveway look that’s unique to your personal preference. Our Stonecast Flagstones and Greyfell Sandstone driveways, for example, create a mosaic-like effect that’s both unusual and striking.
Naturally, driveway paving must be robust, durable, and able to withstand heavy items and vehicles over many years. No matter which Westminster Stone driveway paving you choose, or where you place it, you can rest assured that it will stand up to the elements and retain its beauty for many years to come.
Browse our collection of beautiful driveway bricks, cobbles and sandstone, and order your samples today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Block paving a driveway starts with the right groundwork: excavate to the correct depth, install and compact a solid sub-base, then add a bedding layer before laying blocks in your chosen pattern and finishing with jointing sand. The key to a long-lasting driveway is proper edge restraints and thorough compaction at each stage, so the surface doesn’t move under vehicle weight.
Regular sweeping is the simplest way to prevent dirt and weeds from building up in a block paving driveway. For a deeper clean, a gentle wash and a stiff brush will lift most marks. If you use a pressure washer, keep it on a wider fan setting and be prepared to re-sand joints afterwards, as strong jets can remove jointing sand.
The main principle when sealing a block paving driveway is timing: seal only once the driveway is fully settled, clean, and thoroughly dry, otherwise you can trap moisture and create patchy results. Sealing isn’t always essential, but it can help with stain resistance and make routine cleaning easier, especially on driveways that see oil marks or heavy use.
How long block paving lasts depends heavily on the strength of the sub-base, drainage, and how well it’s maintained, but a properly installed driveway is designed to last for many years. Keeping joints topped up with sand, staying on top of weeds, and dealing with stains early all help extend the life and keep it looking smart.
When you can drive on your new block-paved driveway depends on how it was installed and the conditions on the day, but many installers advise allowing at least 24-48 hours before light vehicle use, and longer if it’s wet or cold. If in doubt, follow your installer’s guidance; waiting an extra day is usually worth it to avoid shifting blocks and disturbed joints.
