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Looking to add a touch of elegance to your outdoor space? Explore our selection of garden decorative stones, gravel and chippings at Homebase. They come in a variety of bag sizes, so there's something for any project. Whether you're envisioning a serene pathway or something for your driveway, you can find everything you need in our range of high-quality garden stones and gravel. Our collection of decorative garden stones, gravel and chippings can add texture, depth and sometimes a pop of colour to your outdoor oasis. Give your outdoors a refresh with our white, grey, black and even multicoloured decorative garden gravel and stone chippings.
Stone and gravel chippings are a strong foundation for garden products like plant pots, ornaments and water features. They add support and a lovely warmth to the overall look of your garden. Create a whimsical path using our decorative gravel and stepping stones, they're practical but also add character and style to your backyard. Ensure your fencing is secure - this will ensure your stones will stay where they have been laid.
Browse our decorative stone, gravel and chippings online or in-store at Homebase.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you lay gravel and stepping stones?
Laying decorative gravel and stepping stones is a great way to create a functional and appealing pathway in your garden. Visit our blog on how to create the perfect path for your outdoors for more information.
What is the difference between gravel and chipping?
Decorative garden gravel and chippings are both small types of loose stones used in landscaping and construction, but they differ in terms of size, shape and application.
How deep should stone chippings be?
How deep stone chippings or gravel should be depends on the intended use and the specific requirements of your project. However, general guidelines for decorative landscaping and pathways are 2-3 inches, whereas the depth for driveways and erosion control should be 4-5 inches.