Browse our range of Clay Pavers by Colour
One of the best things about choosing Clay for Garden Brick Pavers is the sheer range of colours available. Beiges and buffs, reds and browns, greys and blues are all available to offer an extensive colour palette ensuring that your brick patio can always complement your property.
Timeless & Rich
Red & Brown
Red brick tones have been used for centuries in building, and the tradition continues with Red Brick Paving. Deeply textured and rich in colour, our red pavers give a timeless look to any driveway or patio. The natural red hue complements traditional red brick seen on many buildings offering both beauty and performance.
Browse Red & Brown paversWarm & Comfortable
Beige & Buff
Add a warm feel to your garden with our range of beige & buff clay pavers. These elegantly coloured paving bricks will provide instant lift to any garden or landscape whether it be a beautiful patio or a garden path or as a contrasting edge detail for natural stone and porcelain paving patios.
Browse Beige & Buff paversStylish & sophisticated
Grey & Blue
Grey pavers and blue paving bricks are cool, modern and sophisticated brick paving colours. Supplied by Chelmer Valley in a range of subtle colour tones that let you choose the look that you want for your patio and guaranteed to fit seamlessly into both contemporary and traditional garden settings
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An Array of Vibrant Colours
Unlike many of the other types of manufactured Paving Products like concrete, the colouring of Clay Pavers is determined primarily by the natural colour of the raw clay. Unlike Concrete, the only other material additions to Clay Paving are natural sands and water. Because no additives or colouring pigments are added to Clay Paving, the colour of the finished product looks natural, warm and earthy, one of the most attractive benefits of Clay Paving. Experienced manufacturers can then use different production techniques to manipulate the colour of the finished product. For example, when Clay is fired at extreme temperatures, a process called flashing, the colour of the Clay can be made to be darker and it is processes like this that allow for different tones and colour blends to be created.