Indian sandstone cobble setts are a traditional, hard-wearing choice for driveways, garden paths, courtyard paving and edging. In UK projects, the most common question is simple: what is the price per m²?
Below is a clear price guide for our Indian sandstone cobbles and setts, based on the products listed in our collection: Indian Sandstone Cobbles & Setts.
Important notice: All our prices shown include VAT and standard delivery, and are calculated based on full crate quantities.
Current Indian Sandstone Cobbles & Setts Prices Per m² in 2026
| Product | Format (mm) | Finish | Reasonable Price Range (per m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kandla Grey Indian Sandstone Cobble Setts | 200 x 100 x 50 | Hand-cut (natural character) | £45.99-£47.50/m² |
| Raj Green Indian Sandstone Cobble Setts | 200 x 100 x 50 | Hand-cut (natural character) | £45.99-£47.50/m² |
| Kandla Grey Indian Sandstone Cobble Setts | 100 x 100 x 50 | Hand-cut (traditional cobble look) | £45.99-£47.50/m² |
| Raj Green Indian Sandstone Cobble Setts | 100 x 100 x 50 | Hand-cut (traditional cobble look) | £45.99-£47.50/m² |
| Kandla Grey Sandstone Tumbled Cobbles | 200 x 100 x 50 | Tumbled (aged edges) | £46.20£-48.50/m² |
| Raj Green Sandstone Tumbled Cobbles | 200 x 100 x 50 | Tumbled (aged edges) | £46.20-£48.50/m² |
| Kandla Grey Sandstone Tumbled Pavers | 200 x 50 x 40 | Tumbled pavers | £53.99-£57.00/m² |
| Raj Green Sandstone Tumbled Pavers | 200 x 50 x 40 | Tumbled pavers | £53.99-£57.00/m² |
Important: “Per m²” for cobbles is based on net stone coverage
Cobble setts are traditionally laid with visible joints (often around 10–12 mm). Because of this, the final laid area is usually slightly larger than the net stone area. A 9 m² crate of 200 x 100 x 50 setts often covers closer to around 9.9–10.2 m² once laid.
Which size is best for driveways and paths?
- 200 x 100 x 50 – the classic UK driveway and path sett size, strong and efficient to lay.
- 100 x 100 x 50 – ideal for courtyards, edging and a more traditional cobbled appearance.
- 200 x 50 x 40 – commonly used for borders and detailed paving patterns.
Tumbled vs hand-cut: what’s the difference?
Tumbled setts have softened edges for an aged, established look that suits older properties and classic British landscaping. Hand-cut setts retain sharper edges and a more defined natural riven character.
Both finishes are durable and suitable for UK conditions. The choice is mainly aesthetic and should reflect the character of the property.
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