Yellow Limestone Paving Slabs (Tandur Yellow)

Bring warmth and timeless character to your outdoor space with Yellow Limestone Paving — also known as Tandur Yellow Limestone. This beautiful natural stone is celebrated for its soft golden tones, subtle grey and blue shadings, subtle texture, and aged, antique appearance created by its tumbled edges. Durable, hardwearing, and full of natural charm, it’s a stunning choice for traditional and rustic garden designs.

Product Overview

Yellow Limestone is a premium Indian limestone that offers long-lasting performance and classic appeal. Each slab features gentle variations in shade and surface detail, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere that complements both period and countryside settings. The tumbled edge finish gives the paving a naturally aged look — chipping and rounding are intentional and part of the design specification, not imperfections.

This stone is extremely tough but should be handled carefully during installation. Avoid striking it too firmly with a rubber mallet, as excessive force can cause breakages

Key Features

• Material: Natural Indian Limestone
• Colour: Warm golden yellow tones with subtle natural variation of greys + blue
• Finish: Tumbled edges for an antiqued, aged appearance
• Slip Resistance: Excellent — safe for year-round outdoor use
• Weatherproof & Frost-Resistant
• Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and seal
• Ideal for: Patios, courtyards, pathways, and garden seating areas
• Premium Appeal: Traditional charm with a high-quality, natural finish

Yellow Limestone – Important Product Information

Our Yellow Limestone is a natural paving stone known for its warm, honey-gold tones and gentle shade variation. Each slab is unique, offering its own mix of texture, tone, and character — giving your garden a timeless, natural look.

Natural Characteristics

Because it is a natural stone, Yellow Limestone will display variations in colour, texture, and surface markings. These are not defects but part of the material’s authentic appeal. Fine white lines or pale streaks, known as calcite veins, may appear across the surface — they are naturally formed mineral deposits created over millions of years and do not affect performance or durability.

Due to the lighter background tone, these veins can appear more visible on Yellow Limestone, adding to its rustic, aged charm. You may also notice occasional lighter patches or fossil markings, which further enhance the stone’s natural character.

Moisture and Veins

Limestone is a porous material, meaning it naturally absorbs and releases moisture through tiny capillaries — including along its veins. In certain conditions, you may notice temporary dark patches, damp areas, or a light white residue (known as efflorescence) on the surface. These are normal natural effects and not faults in the stone.

To minimise these natural variations and ensure the best performance:

• Lay the paving on a full mortar bed — avoid spot bedding.
• Ensure good sub-base drainage to prevent moisture build-up.
• Apply a high-quality breathable penetrating sealer to protect the surface while allowing moisture to escape.