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| Weight | 1.6 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20.3 × 5 × 6.3 cm |
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Victorian Blue Herringbone Pavers-Smooth Reclaimed
Revitalise your garden layout with these authentic reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers. The classic 45 or 90-degree interlocking design distributes weight evenly across the path, which prevents individual bricks from shifting under heavy loads. Additionally, the repeating pattern creates a striking visual flow that guides the eye through your garden.
Dimensions- L8″ x W2″ x H2 1/2″ (L20.3cm x W5cm x H6.3cm)
Please note, due to the nature of production, the age of the items and process of reclamation, there are likely to be imperfections and wear marks.
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| Weight | 1.6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20.3 × 5 × 6.3 cm |
Revitalise your garden layout with these authentic reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers. These smooth, narrow paving bricks showcase the iconic dark colour of traditional Staffordshire Blue building materials.
Local artisans crafted these blocks using rich Etruria clay before firing them at exceptionally high temperatures. Consequently, this intense manufacturing process vitrifies the clay to create an almost completely non-porous material.
Immense Frost Resistance: They will not crack or spall during severe British winter freeze-and-thaw cycles.
Low Porosity: The dense surface naturally resists oil stains, moss accumulation, and damp water damage.
Exceptional Strength: These bricks easily withstand heavy foot traffic, remaining intact for generations.
Measuring 8 inches long, 2 inches wide and 2.5 inches deep, these reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers fit together beautifully.
The classic 45 or 90-degree interlocking design provides superb structural advantages when laying these narrow paving bricks. Firstly, the layout distributes weight evenly across the path. Secondly, it prevents individual bricks from shifting under heavy loads. Finally, the repeating pattern creates a striking visual flow that guides the eye through your landscape.
We recovered this specific batch from an historic Northamptonshire estate. Today, these reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers display charming signs of age, including surface wear, rounded edges, and minor chips.
Decades of exposure to the British weather prove they are incredibly durable and tough. Furthermore, this natural weathering allows them to blend easily into established cottage gardens. You can also use them to create invisible repairs on existing historical pathways.
By purchasing these reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers, you choose an eco-friendly option that avoids new factory production emissions. Additionally, salvage sourcing brings a mature character that modern replica pavers cannot duplicate.
Follow these essential construction steps to ensure your new Victorian blue path remains stable and level for decades.
Dig the path area down to a depth of roughly 150 millimetres below your finished lawn level.
Compact a 100-millimetre layer of MOT Type 1 aggregate firmly using a mechanical plate compactor.
Secure solid concrete or timber side edgings in concrete mortar to lock your design framework together.
Add a 30-millimetre layer of sharp sand, then strike it perfectly level with a straight board.
Place your Victorian blue pavers tightly together in your chosen interlocking angle without dragging them across the sand.
Brush kiln-dried jointing sand into the gaps, then run the compactor over the surface to lock them.
Order your reclaimed Victorian blue herringbone pavers today to add genuine British heritage and reliable durability to your property.


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