The curve
The Indian sandstone paving follows a curved line around the garden.
Case study · Wimbledon SW19 · March 2023
Jonathan's garden in Wimbledon got curved Indian sandstone paving with a block paving edge, new turf laid up to the curve, and paved steps. £5,000 including VAT, with waste removal included.

Where we started
Jonathan's garden in Wimbledon was given curved paving in Indian sandstone rather than a straight edge, with new turf laid right up to the curve and the steps paved to match.
It is a good example of the patios in Wimbledon and turfing in Wimbledon work we do.
The tricky parts
Step by step
The ground was prepared for the new turf.
The Indian sandstone was laid to the curve.
The edge of the curved paving was finished with block paving.
New turf was laid up to the edge of the curved paving.
The steps were paved in sandstone.
Budget
This project cost £5,000 including VAT, all in: curved Indian sandstone paving, a block paving edge, new turf, paved steps and waste removal. See our patios in Wimbledon page for more.
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Jonathan's project in Wimbledon SW19 cost £5,000 including VAT, covering curved Indian sandstone paving, a block paving edge, new turf, paved steps and waste removal.
Yes. On this job the Indian sandstone follows a curved line around the garden.
On this job the edge of the curved paving was finished with block paving, with the new turf laid up to it.
Yes. On this job the steps were paved as well.
Yes, including Raynes Park and Morden. See all our landscape gardeners in Wimbledon.
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