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8 years ago

I'm after a grey paving stone similar or exact to those. Can you let me know where they can be bought please?

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Mark Brown
8 years ago
Hi, we have a several similar products - for example our Carbon Grey Slate Paving. We also a number of beautiful sandstone products that are grey and also porcelain products. Please visit our website www.globalstonepaving.co.uk to see our full range.
Laura Thomas
8 years ago
I'm looking for similar paving. Wickes had some blue slate paving on their website with 30% off.

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Natural-Slate-Paving-600x300mm-Blue-100-Pack/p/187850
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