Chelmer Valley Cotswold Clay Pavers’ warm honey tones and tumbled edges beautifully capture the character of classic Cotswold stone. Whether you’re creating a garden patio, winding pathway, or a standout feature, their natural, rustic appeal enhances both traditional and contemporary designs. Built to withstand the elements, these pavers age gracefully, ensuring your outdoor areas remain effortlessly stylish for years to come.

These clay pavers are a durable, low maintenance and eco-friendly option for outdoor areas. Their natural colour retention ensures long lasting beauty without fading, while their slip-resistant surface enhances safety.

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Caring for Clay Paving

Clay paving is built to stand the test of time, but a little regular maintenance helps it look its best year after year. To keep your pavers clean, use an alkaline cleaner such as Lithofin Algex—especially useful in shaded or damp areas where moss or algae can build up. Gently scrubbing or brushing the surface can help lift dirt before rinsing it away. A jet wash works well too, just remember to keep the nozzle at a 45° angle to avoid damaging the joints between the pavers. After cleaning, check the joints and top up with kiln-dried sand if necessary to maintain stability and appearance.

To Seal or Not to Seal

One of the great advantages of clay pavers is that they don’t require sealing to stay attractive or functional. Their natural durability and rich colour hold up beautifully over time. However, in certain areas, like driveways or sloped pathways, a stabilising sealant can be beneficial. It helps lock the jointing sand in place, especially during the early stages after installation or in areas prone to heavy rain or erosion. If you do choose to seal, go for a breathable, non-glossy product designed specifically for clay to preserve the natural look.

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