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Paving Materials
New & Reclaimed Pavers for Gardens, Courtyards & Traditional Spaces

Paving Bricks

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Paving Slabs

Paving Slabs

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Stone Cobble Setts

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New & Reclaimed Pavers – Practical Performance with Heritage Character

Alongside our range of brick slips and reclaimed brick tiles, we also supply a carefully curated selection of new and reclaimed pavers suitable for a wide range of landscaping and hard-surface projects. Designed to complement traditional materials while meeting modern performance expectations, our pavers offer flexibility for both heritage-led schemes and contemporary outdoor designs.

Pavers form the foundation of many outdoor spaces, shaping how gardens, courtyards and paths look, feel and function over time. Whether you are working on a sensitive restoration project or planning a new outdoor layout, choosing the right paving material is essential for achieving a finish that feels balanced, durable and visually coherent.


Reclaimed pavers – authentic materials shaped by time

Reclaimed pavers bring a depth of character that cannot be fully replicated by modern manufacturing. Salvaged from historic sites across the UK, reclaimed paving materials display the subtle visual markers of age and use — softened edges, surface texture, tonal variation and natural patina developed over decades of service.

These characteristics give reclaimed pavers an established, grounded appearance that sits comfortably within traditional landscapes and period settings. Rather than looking newly laid, reclaimed paving blends naturally into its surroundings, making it particularly suitable for restoration work, heritage properties and traditional garden designs.

Because reclaimed pavers were originally produced using older methods and materials, they often harmonise better with reclaimed bricks, stonework and older masonry. This makes them a strong choice where continuity of character matters and where modern paving might otherwise appear too uniform or visually disconnected.


New pavers – consistency, availability and control

Alongside reclaimed options, we also supply new pavers for projects where uniform sizing, clean lines or guaranteed availability are required. New paving offers consistency in colour and dimension, which can be especially important for larger installations or designs that rely on precise layouts and repeatable patterns.

New pavers are often selected where practicality, efficiency and predictability are priorities. They also allow greater control over coverage calculations and installation planning, making them a reliable option for time-sensitive projects or where reclaimed stock quantities may be limited.

Many projects benefit from a combination of new and reclaimed pavers — using reclaimed materials in prominent or feature areas, while incorporating new paving where consistency or volume is essential. This approach allows heritage character to be retained without compromising on practicality or cost control.


Suitable for a wide range of outdoor applications

Our new and reclaimed pavers are suitable for a variety of external uses, including: garden paths and walkways, courtyards and terraces, patios and seating areas, traditional landscape layouts and feature paving and detailing

When laid correctly, pavers provide a robust, long-lasting surface capable of withstanding regular foot traffic and changing weather conditions. Their versatility makes them a popular choice for both domestic gardens and more structured outdoor spaces.


Materials that complement brickwork and traditional settings

Pavers play an important role in extending the architectural language of a building into its surrounding landscape. When paired with reclaimed bricks, brick slips or traditional masonry, paving helps create a cohesive transition between structures and outdoor areas.

Reclaimed pavers, in particular, often reflect the tones and textures found in older brickwork — from warm reds and earthy browns to darker, weathered hues. This natural compatibility allows outdoor spaces to feel intentionally designed rather than added as an afterthought.


A responsible and sustainable material choice

Reclaimed pavers are also a responsible option for environmentally conscious projects. By reusing existing materials, they reduce the demand for new extraction and energy-intensive manufacturing processes. This supports lower-carbon construction and encourages more circular building practices, while still delivering strength, durability and long-term performance.


Guidance, sourcing and wider availability

If you are unsure which pavers are most suitable for your project, you can share photos, dimensions and basic details and the Contact the RB-T team. Advice can be given on suitable materials, matching existing surfaces and achieving the right balance between reclaimed and new paving.

For wider comparison and additional stock availability, you can explore the full range of paving available through Reclaimed Brick Company.

Browse the collection above to discover new and reclaimed pavers that combine durability, heritage character and timeless outdoor appeal — whether you are completing a small garden project or planning a larger restoration or landscaping scheme.

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