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Scottish Pebbles & Cobbles
Scottish pebbles and cobbles are an extremely versatile landscaping material sourced from the Caledonian area of Scotland. Also known as Highland stone, Scottish cobbles and pebbles are categorised by their mix of brown, grey, cream and red tones.
Bringing you a slice of the Scottish Highlands into the heart of your garden, our Scottish pebbles and cobbles can be used for driveway borders, pathways, walkways, rockeries, water features, ponds, plant pot toppers and gabion baskets.
Stone Warehouse stocks a wide range of Scottish pebbles and stones. With mainland UK nationwide delivery available across our site, it’s never been easier to purchase superior quality Scottish stone for your garden landscaping project.
Our Scottish pebbles and cobbles are available in distinct sizing categories which covers approx. 14mm to 20mm, 20mm to 30mm, 30mm to 50mm, 40mm to 90mm and 100mm to 200m.
Here is an overview of the Scottish cobbles and pebbles for sale on our website.
Scottish Cobbles & Pebbles: An Overview
Scottish cobbles and pebbles are natural granite stones that are traditionally found along the riverbeds and coastlines of Scotland. Our Scottish stones are Caledonian stones which is another name for the Scottish Highlands.
The visual characteristics of these stones are smooth and round, which is the result of natural river and coastal weathering and erosion over time, creating the smooth, rounded profile, indicative of Scottish Pebble & Cobbles that is visually attractive and practical.
Typical colours to expect in any batch include a mix of earthy tones such as greys, browns, creams and reds. When wet, the colour of these stones also become more pronounced offering an ever-changing landscape to enjoy all year round.
Popular usage ideas for Scottish pebbles and cobbles include landscaping features such as paths, borders of driveways, rockeries, water features and other decorative ideas. Larger cobbles can also be used to fill gabion baskets.
Overall, Scottish cobbles and pebbles provide an extremely practical and durable landscaping material for your project.
Good to know: For those in search of ‘Scottish cobbles bulk bag’ or ‘Scottish cobbles near me’ - Stone Warehouse offers varying quantities of Scottish cobbles and pebbles with UK-wide delivery available.
Scottish Pebbles 14mm - 20mm
As noted above, our Scottish cobbles and pebbles are available in various size gradings.
Starting with our smallest sized batch of Scottish pebbles and these are sized approximately between 14mm and 20mm. Our 14mm to 20mm Scottish Pebbles can be ordered anywhere from a 200g sample bag up to 50 bags weighing 1,000kgs.
This smallest grading is ideal to be used for borders of driveways, paths, decorative borders, plant pot topping, rockeries, landscaping schemes, water features, ponds and aquatics.
We recommend that any gravel, aggregate or pebbles above 30mm is difficult to walk on and can displace due to their rounded shape. So, if you do wish to use Scottish pebbles for any functional ground surfaces, then 14-20mm would be the ideal size grading to opt for.
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Scottish Pebbles 20mm - 40mm
As we move into the second smallest size grading for Scottish pebbles, the usage potential turns more towards decorative use such as rockeries, borders, plant pot toppers and water features including garden ponds.
On our product listing, we’ve given some usage ideas for our 20mm to 40mm pebbles.
In particular, we think this size works beautifully as a filler stone when used in conjunction with our concrete sleepers or stepping stones but are also a popular size for roofing applications due to their durability and minimal maintenance requirement.
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Scottish Pebbles 30mm - 50mm
Our largest Scottish pebbles before we move into Scottish cobbles are sized between 30mm and 50mm.
At this size grading, we’ve left walking surfaces well behind. Instead, the focus is on decorative coverage for your garden.
We’ve seen some fantastic uses of our 30mm to 50mm Scottish pebbles including beach gardens, rockeries and absolutely stunning water features. These pebbles deepen in colour when wet meaning the rain is actually a welcome sight!
You can find pictures of how our 30mm to 50mm Scottish pebbles have been used creatively on the product listing linked below. Do be sure to send us your own photos if you happen to use these in a project!
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Scottish Cobbles 40mm - 90mm
Moving up from pebbles, our smallest Scottish cobble size is our 40mm to 90mm mixture.
At 40mm to 90mm, these cobbles offer a stunning visual impact for garden borders, rockeries, fish ponds and water features. This size grading can also be used to fill gabion baskets to make gabion walls, seating and other decorative, non-load bearing structures.
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Scottish Cobbles 80mm - 120mm
As we move into our larger Scottish Cobbles, our 80mm to 120mm cobbles offer a medium option between our smallest and largest cobble sizes.
Our cobbles graded between 80mm and 120mm are the perfect size for gabion baskets, garden rockeries and fishponds.
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Scottish Cobbles 100mm - 200mm
Our largest sized Scottish cobbles range between 100mm and 200mm.
These eye-catching larger and heavier stones are a perfect match for landscaping features as well as garden ponds and water features. Their weight can also be used to fill and support gabion baskets.
A top tip with our 100mm to 200mm Scottish cobbles is to consider mixing and matching with other sized Scottish pebbles, cobbles and boulders.
Mixing stone sizes can add phenomenal visual interest to your outdoor project while offering plenty of versatility too.
100mm - 200mm Scottish Cobbles
NEW Scottish Pebble & Cobble Kit
Want to create a stunning garden feature with a variety of stone sizes? Our NEW Scottish Pebbles & Cobbles kit is the perfect solution. This kit includes three sizes of Scottish Pebbles and Cobbles, along with two sizes of our popular Cambrian Boulders, covering an area of 10-12m². It's incredible value for money!
Learn more about our Scottish Pebble and Cobble Kit here
Psst: Looking for a stone size above this size grading? Check out our boulders!
How To Use Scottish Cobbles & Pebbles
Size grading dependent, there are endless ways to make use of Scottish pebbles and cobbles, including for:
- Artistic sculptures
- Beach gardens
- Border decoration
- Creative landscaping projects
- Fishponds
- Gabion walls
- Rockeries
- Rock gardens
- Plant pot toppers
- Water features
- Pathways (Smallest 14-20mm Pebbles)
On each individual product listing, we’ve added the usage suitability of that particular size grading to guide you.
Premium Scottish Cobbles & Pebbles UK FAQs
We’ve answered some of the most common questions about all things premium Scottish cobbles and pebbles below.
If you don’t see your query, the Stone Warehouse customer service team is only a call or a click away. Simply fill out our contact form or give us a call on 01629 636 212.
You can also follow us over on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest or YouTube.
Or check out our inspiration page where you can view helpful guides on how to make the most out of your project featuring Scottish pebbles.
What Are Scottish Pebbles?
Scottish pebbles are a type of garden landscaping material which are supplied from the Caledonian region of Scotland. Available in sizes ranging between 14mm and 50mm, Scottish pebbles can be used for pathways, borders for driveways, border decoration, walkways, water features and similar decorative purposes within outdoor areas.
Where Do Scottish Pebbles Come From?
The Scottish pebbles that we stock here at Stone Warehouse are Caledonian Scottish pebbles and cobbles. The Caledonian region of Scotland refers to the Scottish Highlands, which offers some of the most breathtaking scenery of anywhere within the British Isles. With our Scottish pebbles, you can experience a slice of this Scottish haven wherever your garden happens to be based in the UK!
What Type of Stone are Scottish Pebbles & Cobbles?
Scottish pebbles are a granite, which, for the uninitiated, is a type of igneous rock and consists of a combination of quartz, feldspar, mica and other minerals. Granite is known for its extreme durability, making it a luxury material within interior design and exterior decoration making them a firm favourite for garden and landscaping projects too.
Are Scottish Pebbles Porous?
Yes. All natural decorative pebbles are considered porous meaning they will soak up moisture at different level, harder stones taking less (Granite) than softer stone types. Medium Scottish Pebbles and Cobbles are often used for water drainage applications, where their size and rounded profile, allows water to permeate, while soaking in less water than other types of stone, and as a fish friendly stone, are suited to water features and fishponds.
How Do You Clean Garden Pebbles?
Scottish pebbles consist of brown, grey and cream making them very resistant to stains compared with lighter coloured pebbles. That said, pebbles of any variety can be cleaned through gentle brushing with soapy water.
Specialist cleaning solutions can also be used to restore the look of white gravel and other types of stones, particularly those used for pathways. However, please note that caution should be applied when using cleaning solutions on any pebbles used for water features or around plants.
Watch our gravel cleaning tutorial video here for more information on cleaning solutions.
How Much Do Scottish Pebbles Cost?
Our Scottish pebbles can be purchased starting from £126.50 for 140kg and this price includes local delivery & VAT, but if you enter your delivery postcode into the large orange box, located in the product page, the price will update to the delivered price to your specified address. Smaller samples are also available for our gravels & chippings, pebbles and smaller cobbles, delivered by royal mail or courier to all UK postcodes.
