Bradstone Peak Smooth Concrete Paving Slabs are durable, utilitarian paving flags designed for simple, functional garden and utility area projects. Featuring a flat, smooth-planed surface finish, they are primarily used for:

• Utility Patios & Shed Bases: Creating hard-wearing, level foundations for garden sheds, greenhouses, workshops, and outdoor storage units.

• Utility Pathways: Laying basic, practical pedestrian walkways around the side or rear of a property.

• Budget Garden Terraces: Serving as a low-cost, low-maintenance paving solution where functionality is prioritized over decorative texturing.

(Note: Standard concrete utility slabs are designed for pedestrian and light domestic use and are not suitable for driveways or heavy vehicle parking.)

Available for collection from our Rugby branch or local delivery using our own fleet.

Delivery is kerbside and the final offloading position is always subject to safe access and the driver’s discretion.

Please tell us before delivery about:

• Narrow roads or restricted entrances
• Parked vehicles or limited turning space
• Overhead cables, trees or other obstructions
• Soft, sloping or unsuitable ground
• Any other access concerns

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What foundation is required for laying concrete utility slabs?

For shed bases and utility paths, lay the slabs on a compacted sub-base of MOT Type 1 (75mm to 100mm deep) topped with a full mortar bed (4:1 sharp sand to cement mix) or a sharp sand/cement dry mix spread evenly. Avoid spot-bedding on mortar dabs to prevent cracking under heavy loads like filled garden sheds or water butts.

Are Bradstone Peak Smooth slabs non-slip?

While the surface is smooth-planed rather than heavily textured, concrete inherently offers reasonable traction when dry. However, in wet or shady areas prone to algae growth, smooth concrete can become slippery, so regular sweeping and occasional jet washing is recommended.

Can these concrete slabs be cut easily on site?

Yes. You can cut Bradstone Peak slabs using an angle grinder fitted with a segment diamond masonry blade or a standard manual block/slab splitter. Always wear safety goggles and a dust mask when dry-cutting concrete.

Do Bradstone Peak Smooth slabs need to be sealed?

Sealing is optional. Because these are functional utility slabs, many homeowners leave them untreated. However, applying a basic concrete sealer can help prevent oil, rust, or organic leaf staining in bin stores and around sheds.