Know before you buy
Before Starting a Landscaping Project: Key Considerations
Colour Guidance
The images displayed on the Talasey website are indicative only and may not precisely represent the shades or proportions of any given production batch, especially for natural stone ranges. Colour appearance may also vary depending on your screen settings.
To ensure a consistent blend across your entire installation, we recommend mixing slabs or packs during installation, particularly for natural stone, porcelain, and Pavetuf jointing products. This practice helps prevent colour banding, even when the entire delivery has been batch-matched.
When planning your project, aim to order sufficient quantities to complete the job in one go to minimise batch variation. Avoid mixing products from different suppliers unless compatibility has been confirmed prior to installation.
Please note that for natural products and those containing aggregates, variations in shade can occur as quarries are worked through over time. Therefore, shades from previous purchases or installations shown in our imagery may differ from the current supply.
For porcelain, artificial grass, and composite materials, we strongly recommend verifying that all supplied items come from the same production batch before starting installation.


Wastage Guidance
Allow for cuts and positioning during install, allow for individual units with characteristics that may not be to the users personal liking and, in addition, consider that due to the nature of some of our products and the journeys that they endure to get to your door, some breakages may be incurred. Therefore, we recommend that you order an additional 5-10% on the volume calculated.
Dimensions Guidance

We recommend you visit the Knowledge Hub for further information, advice and FAQs.
Colours may vary to those shown on this website. All sizes and coverages stated throughout this website are estimates and will be subject to minor variation. It’s important to allow for cuts and positioning during your installations, and as such you will need to allow for wastage.
For advice on all of the above, please refer to our ‘Know before you buy’ page.