This large-scale project of 1500 square meters of reclaimed Yorkstone was used to create a combination of patios, garden walkways and steps. The reclaimed Yorkstone was laid on a full bed of mortar, this is always our recommended way of working with Yorkstone as it makes for a much stronger base. A traditional pointing method was then used, this method takes longer but gives an undeniably better finish.
Reclaimed Yorkstone paving is made from Yorkstone that has been salvaged from older buildings or structures. It is similar to new Yorkstone paving in terms of its natural variations in color and texture, but it may have more signs of wear and tear due to its previous use. The reclaimed yorkstone is still a beautiful and durable option for outdoor spaces, but it may have more character and charm than new Yorkstone because of its history. It is also considered to be more environmentally friendly as it is recycled material. Reclaimed Yorkstone paving can make a great choice for anyone looking for a unique and high-quality paving option with a touch of history.
We enjoy working with both new, and reclaimed Yorkstone and believe both give a beautiful finish to all gardens.
Hortlands were employed to transform the garden of a Victorian house near Windsor, that dates back to 1890. Our landscape team brought the garden back to life, giving it a polished modern finish.
Hortlands’ expertise in garden landscaping was instrumental in transforming a family garden in Peppard, Henley-on-Thames, into a tranquil outdoor oasis.
