Dark staining indian stone

[DempseyLiverpool]

Client just text me this, never seen it before myself. Paving is Buff Indian sandstone and this Flag was grey on Friday. Anyone know what it is ?

I'll probably replace it Monday.

Cheers

[DempseyLiverpool]

[quote="DempseyLiverpool"]Client just text me this, never seen it before myself. Paving is Buff Indian sandstone and this Flag was grey on Friday. Anyone know what it is ?

I'll probably replace it Monday.

Cheers

[DempseyLiverpool]

Client just text me this, never seen it before myself. Paving is Buff Indian sandstone and this Flag was grey on Friday. Anyone know what it is ?

I'll probably replace it Monday.

Cheers

[lutonlagerlout]

no idea mate
its in that flag though
LLL

[exoticpete]

looks oil based

[Forestboy1978]

Odd as hell.

I'd be interested to see the sedimentary layers on the inside if you crack it in half.

[DempseyLiverpool]

Tony Mc said it was oil based most probably some sort of vegetable oil. I ripped it it and replaced it.

[lutonlagerlout]

situations like this,its the best way Ash,you can spend days arguing the toss,where in the real world rip it an dreplace is the best option
I did the same today,rather than fanny about replaced one flag took 45 minutes
lovely cutting BTW
LLL

[DempseyLiverpool]

Cheers Tony, ye saves a lot of hassle. Pita especially when everything is welded together with sbr, it only showed up 3 days after laying it !! But customers happy 😃

Finished job

[Forestboy1978]

Not to my taste the way those end ones are positioned like that. Subjective opinion of course. Work looks superb.

[lutonlagerlout]

that is absolutely spot on Ashley,and laid to British Standard as well
great patio I would be happy to have at home
what stone is that?
cheers LLL

[DempseyLiverpool]

Nice one Tony, it's Buff Indian stone