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Most suppliers won’t label their pavers as being slip resistant but they will produce some of their products with a rough finish on top. This is called a wire cut finish. It’s like the paver has little scratches on it. These scratches provide a
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Every job is different so please talk to us to assist you in making the best choice. With concrete, there is a wide range of colours and sizes available. Clay pavers have only traditionally been available in brick sizes but this is slowly changing
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The pavers will be placed in the order in which they are received, starting at The Great Seal and working in a circle from The Great Seal and out from that point. Due to the number of bricks in the Circle of Honor, we cannot guarantee any special
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The original design includes approximately 3000 Veteran pavers in the Circle of Honor. Should there be a need to expand the size of the Circle of Honor, the size of the circle may be extended. We will accommodate the number of Friend, Business and
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The pigments used to colour concrete pavers are very constant. Dirt and normal wear from traffic and weather may appear to change the colour over time. Cleaning and sealing can prolong, restore and enhance the colour.
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Very well. Small, high-density units withstand cracking as well as damage from freeze-thaw cycles and salts. Pavers are stronger than ordinary or stamped concrete.
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Travertine pavers are an excellent choice for pools and patios. There are several benefits of using Travertine over concrete. The Travertine pavers are a natural stone so there is variation in the color which provides a more natural beauty to the
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The Travertine pavers are strong enough for the driveway but there are some things to consider. You can install the pavers over the existing concrete with a thin set or using sand. This will raise the driveway up about 5cm. If you decide to thin
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There are many sealers available to the public. We recomend that an acrylic oil based sealer is used. A sealer that is specifically made for pavers. Concrete sealer is not the correct sealer to use.
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Travertine is cut from the earth in huge blocks, and then cut down into tiles or pavers, in two ways: Cross cut – The tile is cut along the grain of the stone leaving a more horizontal look. Vein Cut - The tile is cut against the grain for a more
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