Blue Slate Chippings - 40mm - 20kg - 30 Pack

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Ideal for homeowners and landscape designers, these 40mm Blue Slate Chippings offer a contemporary aesthetic with deep blue and grey hues that enhance any outdoor space. While they provide excellent texture and visual appeal, users should be aware that their natural composition leads to unavoidable color variations between batches.
| Model Part Number | 1422594 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Unbranded |
While they can be used for light-duty residential areas, the 40mm size is generally better suited for pathways and decorative borders rather than heavy-traffic vehicle areas.
Coverage depends on the desired depth; however, a standard application depth of 50mm typically covers approximately 10-12 square meters per tonne (50 bags). With 30 bags, expect to cover roughly 6-7 square meters.
As a natural stone, the slate maintains its color well, though environmental factors like moss or heavy mud accumulation may dull the appearance. Periodic washing restores the look.
Yes, it is suitable for landscaping around water features, though it is recommended to rinse it thoroughly to ensure no silt enters the water.
Yes, mixing sizes can create a layered, natural look, though keeping them separate often provides a cleaner, more contemporary finish.
This is normal transit dust. Thoroughly wash the chippings with water once laid to reveal the deep blue color.
Ensure a high-quality weed-suppressant membrane is installed underneath the aggregate during the initial setup.
Before laying the chippings, ensure the ground is level and compacted. For optimal results, install a geotextile membrane to separate the aggregate from the soil, which prevents the slate from sinking over time and discourages weed growth.
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