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What kind of pavers should I use?
Natural stone, brick, clay and other types of pavers add beauty and value to your home. Limestone, flagstone and fieldstone are popular choices but aren’t recommended for high-traffic areas. Brick and concrete pavers are strong and durable. Rubber pavers are slip-resistant and a good choice for wet areas.
What size pavers are best for patio?
A 4 x 8 x 2 3/8-inch or a 6 x 12 x 3 1/8-inch paver falls into this range and is suited for residential driveways. Pavers with an aspect ratio of thre or less can be used in any vehicular application.
How do I choose a paver patio color?
Many experts suggest matching your paver color to the color of your roof is the best way to tie all of the colors of your property together. It doesn’t need to match exactly, just choose shades that don’t clash. Also, choose pavers that match or coordinate with the materials your home is made from.
What to know when buying pavers?
Key Points to Consider Before Buying Paving Stones
- What Color and Texture Works Best in Your Yard? A paving stone can come in a variety of textures such as smooth, weathered or jagged.
- How Much Will the Project Cost?
- Don’t Forget About Your Return on Investment.
Which is the best stone for patio pavers?
There’s also Bradstone Blended Natural Sandstone available with a wider range of colour variation and a riven profile, ensuring that no two sandstone pavers on your patio are the same. Another Indian stone paving product well worth considering is Natural Limestone, which works well in both traditional and contemporary settings.
Which is the best paving company for patios?
If budget is a factor but you want something a little more pleasing on the eye, there are options such as the Edale or Ashbourne paving ranges, both offer a decorative riven profile to replicate natural stone.
What kind of concrete to use for patio?
There’s a wide array of other products in between such as the ever popular concrete products like Bradstone Old Town and Old Riven, imported Indian stone paving including sandstone and limestone and Chinese silver grey granite.
How to choose the right patio paving slabs for your patio?
Here’s how to pick a patio slab to suit its setting. There are some terrific traditional garden paving options that have an appealing rustic character. They have riven, textured surfaces and come in soft, warm stone colours, echoing the looks of old weathered flagstones.