Granite paving prices in the UK vary according to colour, thickness, slab size, surface finish and product type. In July 2026, selected products in the Paving Slabs UK granite paving range started from £23.59 per m², with standard Silver Grey paving slabs generally costing less than Blue Grey, Absolute Black, thicker paving, granite setts, steps and kerbs.
This guide records the displayed prices available in July 2026. It covers the cost of the granite products themselves rather than excavation, installation and labour. Prices may change as UK stock, replacement costs, shipping rates and exchange rates change, so customers should confirm the live product price before ordering.
Granite Paving Prices in July 2026
| Granite Product | July 2026 Price | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Silver Grey Granite Planks 900 × 200 × 20 mm | From £23.59 per m² | Linear patios, paths, borders and structured garden designs |
| Silver Grey Granite Patio Packs 20 mm | From £23.79 per m² | Mixed-size patios and traditional paving layouts |
| Silver Grey Granite Slabs 900 × 600 × 20 mm | From £25.19 per m² | Modern patios, terraces and large-format paths |
| Silver Grey Granite Slabs 600 × 600 × 20 mm | From £25.52 per m² | Square-format patios and regular paving layouts |
| Silver Grey or Glacier Ice Granite 25 mm | From £28.39–£29.19 per m² | Projects requiring a thicker slab format |
| Blue Grey Granite Slabs 20 mm | From approximately £30.39 per m² | Mid-grey and darker contemporary patios |
| Absolute Black Granite Slabs 20 mm | From approximately £36.69 per m² | Premium patios, entrances and architectural landscapes |
| Granite Setts | From approximately £45.26–£59.99 per m² | Driveways, borders, aprons, paths and edging |
| Granite Kerbs and Edging | From £2.71 per block or £10.99 per larger unit | Driveway restraints, borders and level changes |
| Granite Bullnose Steps | From approximately £33.00–£39.99 per step | Entrances, garden steps and terraces |
| Granite Coping Stones | From approximately £25.50 per piece | Walls, raised beds and finishing details |
These figures are a dated July 2026 price reference. The live product page remains the controlling price at the time of purchase.
Why Granite Paving Prices Vary
Granite is not priced only according to square metres. Two products made from granite may have very different production, handling and shipping costs.
The main price factors include:
- Granite colour and quarry source.
- Slab or sett thickness.
- Product dimensions.
- Flamed, bush-hammered, tumbled or cropped finishing.
- Colour-selection and grading requirements.
- Precision cutting and edge finishing.
- Stone weight and container capacity.
- Packaging and breakage protection.
- Current UK stock and overseas replacement cost.
Silver Grey Granite Prices
Silver Grey granite paving is generally the most competitively priced part of the PSU granite range. It is widely produced, works with many UK garden styles and is available in several common formats.
In July 2026, selected Silver Grey products started from the mid-£20s per square metre. Linear planks and patio packs began slightly below some standard slab formats, while thicker 25 mm products cost more.
Silver Grey is normally the best starting point when customers want genuine granite paving while controlling the material budget.
Blue Grey Granite Prices
Blue Grey granite paving generally costs more than Silver Grey. Its darker grey to blue-black colour creates a stronger contemporary appearance and is particularly effective around rendered walls, modern extensions and formal landscapes.
The exact price depends on slab size, thickness, finish and product availability. Buyers should also check whether matching setts, steps or edging are required before ordering the main paving.
Absolute Black Granite Prices
Absolute Black granite paving occupies the premium end of the range. The deeper colour, stone selection and architectural appearance result in a higher price than standard Silver Grey granite.
Absolute Black is normally selected for high-contrast patios, entrances, terraces and projects where the colour is a major design feature. It can also be used selectively as a border or feature area when the budget does not allow it across the entire patio.
Why Granite Setts Cost More Than Patio Slabs
Granite setts are usually thicker and heavier per square metre than standard patio slabs. They also require additional cutting, cropping, flaming or tumbling, depending on the product.
Setts are commonly used for:
- Driveways.
- Driveway aprons.
- Patio borders.
- Path edging.
- Entrance areas.
- Traditional courtyard layouts.
Granite setts intended for regular vehicle areas are commonly 50 mm or thicker. Their additional stone volume and manufacturing work explain much of the price difference between setts and 20 mm patio slabs.
Why Steps, Kerbs and Coping Cost More Per Piece
Steps, kerbs and coping stones use thicker pieces of granite and require more cutting and edge finishing than ordinary patio slabs. Their exposed edges must also be visually consistent and securely packed for transport.
A bullnose step or coping stone should not be compared directly with the square-metre price of a patio slab. It performs a different structural and finishing role within the project.
Where a project requires matching products, check the availability of granite steps, coping and edging before ordering the main paving. Matching specialist pieces can be more difficult to source later.
How PSU’s Supply Structure Affects Granite Prices
Paving Slabs UK is supplied directly through its overseas parent-company network, Westone, which operates and controls granite quarrying and production. This reduces reliance on multiple traders, agents and distribution layers between the quarry and the UK customer.
The direct supply structure provides several practical advantages:
- Closer control over stone selection and factory processing.
- More consistent product specifications.
- Direct communication between the UK business and overseas production.
- Container-scale purchasing rather than small wholesale quantities.
- Reduced dependence on external UK importers.
- UK-held stock for many standard granite products.
- Access to matching slabs, setts, steps, kerbs and coping stones.
Direct supply does not remove quarrying, production, shipping, duty, VAT, warehousing or delivery costs. It reduces unnecessary intermediary layers and helps PSU maintain competitive prices while retaining control over the products being supplied.
Are PSU Granite Prices Inclusive of VAT and Delivery?
Prices displayed by Paving Slabs UK include VAT. Standard delivery is also included for most UK locations under the applicable delivery terms. Some remote or difficult-access postcodes may require an additional charge.
Customers should review the VAT-inclusive pricing information and delivery terms when comparing PSU prices with suppliers that add VAT or delivery later.
How to Compare Granite Paving Prices Properly
Do not compare products using the headline square-metre price alone. Check:
- Whether VAT is included.
- Whether delivery is included.
- The actual slab thickness.
- The usable coverage of the pack.
- The surface finish.
- The colour and grading.
- Whether the product is in UK stock.
- Whether steps, setts and edging are available.
- Whether the product is suitable for the intended application.
A lower headline price may not remain lower after VAT, delivery, missing components or unsuitable specifications are considered.
How to Control the Granite Material Budget
- Choose Silver Grey granite where value is the main priority.
- Select slab dimensions that minimise unnecessary cutting.
- Use premium dark granite as a feature or border where appropriate.
- Confirm the complete quantity before ordering.
- Allow for cutting, breakage and future replacements.
- Order matching steps, setts and kerbs with the main paving where possible.
- Check live prices and stock before issuing a customer quotation.
Granite Paving Price FAQs
How Much Did Granite Paving Cost in July 2026?
Selected PSU granite products started from £23.59 per m² in July 2026. Common Silver Grey patio slabs started from approximately £23.79–£25.52 per m², with Blue Grey, Absolute Black, thicker granite and setts costing more.
What Was the Cheapest Granite Paving in July 2026?
Selected Silver Grey Granite Plank Linear paving was displayed from £23.59 per m², followed by Silver Grey Granite Patio Packs from £23.79 per m².
How Much Were 900 × 600 Granite Slabs?
Silver Grey Granite Paving Slabs 900 × 600 × 20 mm were displayed from £25.19 per m² in July 2026. Blue Grey and Absolute Black versions were priced higher.
Are Granite Setts More Expensive Than Slabs?
Usually, yes. Setts are thicker, heavier and require more individual processing. July 2026 PSU sett prices generally started from approximately £45.26 per m², depending on size, colour and finish.
Why Is Absolute Black Granite More Expensive?
Absolute Black is selected for its deeper colour and premium architectural appearance. Stone selection, consistency and market availability contribute to the higher price.
Does the Product Price Include Installation?
No. Product prices cover the supplied paving or landscaping item. Excavation, sub-base, mortar, slurry primer, jointing, cutting, drainage and installation labour are separate.
Can Granite Prices Change After July 2026?
Yes. Granite prices can change with stock availability, overseas replacement cost, shipping rates, exchange rates and production costs. Always check the live product page before ordering.
Conclusion
In July 2026, PSU granite paving started from the mid-£20s per square metre for several Silver Grey formats. Blue Grey, Absolute Black, thicker paving, setts, steps and kerbs cost more because of colour selection, additional stone volume and factory processing.
Paving Slabs UK's direct Westone supply structure, UK stockholding and product range help reduce unnecessary distribution layers and provide access to a coordinated granite landscaping system. Buyers should still compare thickness, finish, VAT, delivery and suitability—not only the headline price.
