Hard Landscaping
Hard landscaping is a vital component during the planning process of any outdoor/garden design. It solves the bulk of many basic purposes such as diverting water, preventing erosion and will also increase the value of your home. Thankfully, here at Cawarden, we stock a variety of products in many different materials for your landscaping projects. We have quarry tiles, York stone and new flagstones as well as brick paving and clay paviors - all of which are ideal for any outdoor activities. Furthermore, you can rest assured that we supply stone and granite kerbs to help compliment all your hard landscaping materials so that you can have a truly unique outdoor design that matches the aesthetics of your house and makes it that much more eye-catching.
Why not consider a patio walkway from your door to the bottom of the garden? Using hard landscaping in this quaint manner will deliver exceptional results so be sure to contact our highly knowledgeable team of building material experts to advise you on the best design for you.
Hard Landscaping Materials
Many regions within the UK use locally sourced stone as an alternative to bricks. At Cawarden, we are aware of how important it is to keep hard landscaping materials in character to the local environment. We stock stone walling and building stone in various colours, types and sizes. A wall is not complete without a coping or capping stone and Cawarden has huge stocks in both stone, reconstituted stone and clay. Our hard landscaping stock contains over 2 million materials, and is always changing. If the hard landscaping materials you require are not shown, please contact us directly on 01889 574 066.
What materials are used in hard landscaping?
Hard landscaping involves using a variety of materials including gravel, natural stone, paving bricks, wall coping, flagstone paving and more. Hard landscaping often also includes outdoor furniture and other landscape products.
What is the difference between hard and soft landscaping
In general, hard landscaping refers to structures and paving in an outdoor space, while soft landscaping is used to describe all plants, shrubs and trees.
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