Natural Stone Driveways: Setts & Paving Slabs
Explore our range of natural stones for strong driveway paving
Natural stone driveways are not only strong and durable, they also become a defining element of your home’s outdoor space. A well-chosen driveway integrates seamlessly with the garden, terrace and façade, creating one harmonious and characterful whole. The right natural stone adds both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting quality, ensuring your driveway withstands daily use for many years. When planning a driveway, it is important to think about water infiltration and permeability. There are effective technical solutions and laying patterns that combine functionality with beauty. On this page, you will discover everything about natural stone driveways and the many sustainable stone types that Brachot offers – all perfectly suited to give your home a distinctive upgrade.

Vinabasalt Setts

Raja Black Setts

Keda Mix Setts

Kandla White Setts

Kilkenny Limestone Strips

Kandla Grey Setts

Kavalas Paving Slabs

Vinabasalt Setts

Kandla Ochre Setts

Vinabasalt Setts

Asian Blue Setts

Kandla Grey Setts

Keda Mix Setts

Kandla Grey Setts

Belgian Bluestone Pavers klinkstone

Belgian Blue Limestone Strips hand cleft

Kilkenny Limestone Strips cleft

Jinin Stone Paving Slabs

Pepperino Dark Pavers hand cleft

Yellow Rock Pavers
Natural Stone Setts, Pavers & Paving Slabs

Driveway in Kandla Grey Setts
Kandla Setts & Paving Slabs
Kandla sandstone combines a robust look with warm, natural colours. Brachot offers three varieties: Grey, Ochre and Beige White. Kandla is extremely popular for cobblestones, available in many sizes and thicknesses, but also comes as tiles, crazy paving and accessories such as palisades, kerbstones, steps and pool edges. Thanks to its strength and character, Kandla is widely used for terraces, driveways and public spaces – even in cities like Ghent. Brachot offers sustainably sourced Kandla and supports the TruStone initiative for fair sandstone, ensuring a durable and authentic material for both rural and modern settings.

Driveway in Keda Mix Setts
Keda Mix Setts
Keda Mix is an Indian volcanic sandstone, available as cobblestones, with a unique colour palette of grey-green, blue-grey and brown. Like other sandstones, it combines natural strength with a warm, authentic look, making it perfectly suited for driveways and pavements. The variation in shades gives every project a lively and distinctive character. Thanks to its durability, Keda Mix cobblestones withstand daily use and weather influences with ease. Brachot ensures sustainable sourcing and offers Keda Mix as a high-quality natural stone that enhances both traditional and modern outdoor spaces.

Driveway in Kandla Grey Setts
Kandla Setts & Paving Slabs
Kandla sandstone combines a robust look with warm, natural colours. Brachot offers three varieties: Grey, Ochre and Beige White. Kandla is extremely popular for cobblestones, available in many sizes and thicknesses, but also comes as tiles, crazy paving and accessories such as palisades, kerbstones, steps and pool edges. Thanks to its strength and character, Kandla is widely used for terraces, driveways and public spaces – even in cities like Ghent. Brachot offers sustainably sourced Kandla and supports the TruStone initiative for fair sandstone, ensuring a durable and authentic material for both rural and modern settings.

Driveway in Keda Mix Setts
Keda Mix Setts
Keda Mix is an Indian volcanic sandstone, available as cobblestones, with a unique colour palette of grey-green, blue-grey and brown. Like other sandstones, it combines natural strength with a warm, authentic look, making it perfectly suited for driveways and pavements. The variation in shades gives every project a lively and distinctive character. Thanks to its durability, Keda Mix cobblestones withstand daily use and weather influences with ease. Brachot ensures sustainable sourcing and offers Keda Mix as a high-quality natural stone that enhances both traditional and modern outdoor spaces.

Why Choose Natural Stone Over Concrete for Your Driveway
When choosing between natural stone and concrete for your driveway, natural stone offers clear advantages. It lasts much longer, weathers beautifully over time and therefore remains cost-effective in the long run. Unlike concrete, natural stone becomes more attractive with age, offering an authentic look that concrete cannot match. It is also less sensitive to stains, requires less maintenance and has a lower environmental footprint, as its production is far less energy-intensive than concrete.