Crazy paving cost per square metre

Question

I like the look of crazy paving for a path and small patio in the back garden. What does it cost per square metre laid, and is it cheaper than normal slabs?

John · Accepted Answer

Crazy paving is slightly more expensive due to the nature its installed plus it takes more materials and time in labour to joint compared to ordinary paving slabs.

Dragos Daniel · Answer

Crazy paving is usually more expensive than standard paving slabs because it takes longer to lay and fit each stone. As a guide, expect to pay around £120–£180 per m² supplied and laid, depending on the type of stone, access and ground preparation. Standard concrete slabs are often cheaper, typically £80–£140 per m². If you can provide the approximate size of the path and patio, I’d be happy to give you a more accurate estimate.

Mark · Answer

You would be looking at £100 per M2. It's probably cheaper to have Indian sandstone as pathway and patio

Clayton · Answer

Crazy paving is usually priced at around £120–£180 per m² fully installed, depending on the type of stone, access to the garden, and the amount of groundwork required. It isn’t always cheaper than standard paving because it’s much more labour-intensive to cut, fit and point each individual piece. If you’re looking for a unique, natural-looking finish, it’s a great option and can add character to a garden. For an accurate price, it’s best to have the area measured and assessed by a local installer.

William · Answer

The cost to supply and lay crazy paving is between £70 to  £120 per square metre depending on the preparation involved. 
Although crazy paving may cost less than full paving slabs to purchase the labour cost is higher as it takes longer to lay crazy paving than full size slabs.

Crazy paving cost per square metre

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