Stone Circles, Setts & Edgings

Stone circles, setts and edgings are the perfect finishing touches for bringing extra character, definition and detail to your outdoor space. Whether you’re creating a standout feature in the centre of your patio, adding a decorative border around your paving, or introducing texture through pathways and garden features, this collection gives you plenty of ways to personalise your design. At Bridge Street Stone, we’ve carefully selected a range of natural stone circles, setts and edgings to complement our paving collections and help you create a finished look that feels complete.

Our stone circles are a popular choice for creating eye-catching focal points in gardens of all sizes. Whether used for a seating area, a feature patio or simply as a decorative element within a larger paved space, the curved design adds a softer, more traditional feel while creating a natural centrepiece for your garden. Available in a range of natural stone colours and finishes, they work beautifully alongside both classic and contemporary paving styles.

Setts and cobbles offer another way to add detail and texture to your outdoor space. Their smaller format makes them incredibly versatile, whether you’re using them to edge a patio, create pathways, frame areas of paving or add a contrasting border around your garden. With their natural variation in colour and texture, stone setts bring depth and character, helping different areas of your garden flow together while adding those extra finishing touches.

Our selection of edgings provides a simple way to create clean, defined lines throughout your garden. Whether you’re separating paving from planting areas, creating a neat lawn border or adding a polished finish around your patio, natural stone edgings help give your installation a professional appearance. Available in a range of materials including sandstone, limestone and granite, there are plenty of options to complement your chosen paving.

Whether you choose natural stone or porcelain, our circles, setts and edgings are designed to add those all-important finishing touches to your garden. Natural stone pieces each have their own unique variations in colour, texture and markings, while porcelain offers a more consistent finish, giving you plenty of choice to suit the style you're creating.

With popular shades including Raj Green, Kandla Grey, Autumn Brown and Kota Black, it's easy to find circles, setts and edgings that complement your existing paving and bring your whole garden design together.

At Bridge Street Stone, we’ve been supplying natural stone paving for over 30 years, so we understand how important those final details are when bringing a garden project together. If you’d like to see our stone circles, setts and edgings in person, you’re always welcome to visit our showroom in Colne and explore the range up close. If you’re unsure which style, colour or layout would work best for your space, simply give our team a call on 01282 860571, and we’ll be happy to offer advice and guidance!

  • Autumn Brown Sandstone Circle
    Autumn Brown Sandstone Circle
    From £315.00
    From £315.00
  • Raj/Brown Indian Sandstone Setts
    Raj (Brown) Setts
    From £0.79
    £0.42 From £0.79
  • Raj Green Sandstone Circle 1
    Raj Green Sandstone Circle
    From £315.00
    From £315.00
  • Raj Riven Sandstone Edging 1
    Raj Riven Sandstone Edging
    £4.95
    £4.95
  • Kandla Grey Indian Sandstone Setts
    Kandla Grey Setts
    From £0.79
    From £0.79
  • Kandla Grey Sandstone Circle
    Kandla Grey Sandstone Circle
    From £315.00
    From £315.00
  • Black Granite Sett Cobbles
    Black Granite Setts
    From £0.75
    From £0.75
  • Kota Black Limestone Circle
    Kota Black Limestone Circle
    From £315.00
    From £315.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are stone circles used for? +

Stone circles are most commonly used to create a focal point within a garden or patio area. They’re often installed as circular seating areas, decorative features or as part of a larger patio design. Their curved shape adds visual interest and helps break up larger paved spaces, creating a feature that naturally draws the eye.

Stone circles can be used on their own or combined with other paving styles to create a more detailed garden layout. They’re great for creating a dedicated area for outdoor furniture, fire pits or entertaining spaces, helping give the garden a more structured feel.

What are stone setts used for? +

Stone setts are incredibly versatile and can be used in a variety of outdoor projects. They’re often used as borders around patios, pathways and driveways, helping define different areas while adding texture and contrast to the overall design. They can also be laid to create decorative pathways, inset details within paving or smaller paved areas where you want a more intricate finish.

Do stone circles, setts and edgings need sealing? +

We generally recommend sealing natural stone products once they have been installed. Natural stone is porous, meaning it can absorb moisture, dirt and marks over time. Applying a suitable sealant helps protect the surface, makes maintenance easier and can enhance the natural colours within the stone.

The best sealant will depend on the type of stone you choose, so if you’re unsure which product is right for your project, our team will be happy to help.

Can stone setts be used with Indian sandstone paving? +

Yes, stone setts are a popular choice to use alongside Indian sandstone paving. They can be used to create borders, define patio areas or add contrast around the edges of your paving. While we have a variety of different Indian sandstone setts available, pairing different stone products together can be a great way to add extra detail and create a more bespoke garden design.

Are stone edgings only decorative? +

While stone edgings certainly add a decorative finish, they also have a practical purpose. They help create clear boundaries between different areas of your garden, such as patios, lawns, borders and planting areas. This makes your outdoor space feel more structured while helping keep paving and garden features neatly defined.