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Classic
Black and white or multi-colour.
Balham · Victorian tiled paths
Victorian Tiled Paths in Balham
The path your house was built for.
We lay Victorian-style geometric tiled paths in Balham for period homes, on a concrete base with rope-top or stone edging.
Free site survey · A quote tailored to your garden
Your garden, considered
Restoring a period entrance
Geometric tiled paths were common on Victorian and Edwardian homes. A new or restored path brings back the character of the house.
Tiles are laid on a solid concrete base with adhesive, with edging to protect the pattern.
Many Balham terraces would have had tiled paths originally.
Details from our portfolio
Tiled paths we have laid
A selection from our victorian tiled paths portfolio. These photographs show our work across south London and Surrey; they are not all Balham projects.
Materials & possibilities
Tiled path options
Pattern, colour and edging.
A solid base is essential
Tiles crack if the base moves. We lay a concrete base and allow it to cure before tiling.
From first ideas to finishing touches
A clear path to your finished garden.
Survey
Measure and check base.
Design
Pattern and colours.
Lay
Base, tiling and edging.
Finish
Grout and clean.
Documented project · Putney SW15
Front, side and back garden refurbishment in Putney
This documented project in Putney SW15 is about 3 miles from Balham. Anthracite porcelain and a new brick wall at the front, a new Victorian tile path, light grey porcelain down the side and across the back, a sleeper wall and eco drains, in three weeks for £22,000 including VAT. Read the full case study for photos, scope and timings.
Read the case studyA complete quote, not a guess
What affects the cost?
Length, pattern complexity, tiles and edging. Our Ellie project in Putney included a Victorian tile pathway as part of a £20,000–£25,000 front and back refurbishment.
Request your free quote- Size
- Path length.
- Pattern
- Complexity and tiles.
- Edging
- Rope-top or stone.
Compare like for like. Check base, tile type, pattern and edging.
Balham · SW12
Victorian Tiled Paths planned around your Balham property
We take victorian tiled paths enquiries across Balham, including Nightingale Triangle, Balham Park Road and Clapham South. Balham's Edwardian terraces and mansion-block conversions usually mean long, narrow rear gardens with access through the house. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 3 miles from Balham.
Explore our service areasA few useful answers
Victorian Tiled Paths in Balham: your questions
Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.
Read our warranty termsCan you restore my original tiled path in Balham?
Often yes, if enough tiles survive and the base can be repaired.
Are tiled paths slippery?
Modern tiles have slip ratings suitable for outdoor use.
How long does a tiled path take?
Typically three to five days including curing.
Can you add steps?
Yes, tiled or stone steps can be included.
Do you cover all of Balham?
Yes. We work across Balham (SW12), including Nightingale Triangle, Balham Park Road and Clapham South, and nearby areas such as Streatham Hill and Tooting. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 3 miles from Balham.
Let's make a start
Your next chapter
starts in the garden.
Tell us about your victorian tiled paths project in Balham. We will get in touch to discuss your ideas and the next step towards a site survey.
020 3633 5529 info@finelandscape.co.ukFine Landscaping
31 Tylecroft Road, Norbury, London SW16 4BL
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