Garden Paths & Stepping Stones

1. Uneven & Sunken Paths

• Paths uneven, sunken, and misaligned due to ground movement

2. Loose or Unstable Slabs

• Slabs or stepping stones creating trip hazards

3. Cracked & Weathered Surfaces

• Affecting appearance and usability

4. Deteriorated Joints

• Joining materials missing, allowing weed growth

5. Poor Drainage

• Water pooling and soft ground

6. Displaced Edging

• Reducing path stability

minor Repairs

• Reinstated jointing with mortar, gravel, or compound
• Adjusted levels for safe footing and water runoff

moderate Repairs

• Lifted and removed loose or damaged slabs
• Re-levelled and compacted sub-base
• Re-laid existing usable slabs on fresh base

major Repairs

• Replaced damaged units with new matching materials
• Repaired or reinstated edging to secure pathway
• Full path reconstruction

When Replacement Is Needed

• Creating new garden access routes
• Old paths beyond repair
• Garden redesign

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Set Out Layout

   • Plan path layout and stepping stone spacing
2. 2

   Excavate

   • Dig to required depth
3. 3

   Install Sub-Base

   • Hardcore or similar, compacted
4. 4

   Apply Bedding Layer

   • Sand, mortar, or gravel
5. 5

   Lay Paving

   • Slabs, stones, or stepping units to desired design
   • Correct spacing, alignment, and level
6. 6

   Install Edging

   • Borders for support where required
7. 7

   Finish Joints

   • Neat finishing of joints and surrounding areas