Concrete pavers are popular outdoor flooring stones, installed over soil and sand. Permeable and without grout, they allow water through but may shift and allow weeds. Used widely in construction, these interlocking, immediately usable pavers come in various textures and colors, and are easily removable for repairs.
Concrete pavers are popular outdoor flooring stones, installed over soil and sand. Permeable and without grout, they allow water through but may shift and allow weeds. Used widely in construction, these interlocking, immediately usable pavers come in various textures and colors, and are easily removable for repairs.
Concrete pavers, often referred to as paving stones, are a popular outdoor flooring option. Like tiles, pavers are manufactured in specific shapes, sizes and colors and arrive on site ready to be installed.
Pavers are most installed over a compacted base of soil and sand. Because there isn’t any grout between the joints, concrete pavers offer a permeable surface that allows water to pass through. However, this also means that they may shift over time and that weeds could grow between the stones.
The use of concrete pavers is growing rapidly on both commercial and residential construction projects. Interlocking pavers form a patterned surface which can be put into service immediately. Pavers are manufactured in various textures and colors. A big benefit of pavers is that they can be removed and re-installed, which reduces future service interruptions.
