What Are Sidewalk Pavers?
Although poured concrete sidewalks have been the norm for decades, sidewalk pavers are rapidly increasing in popularity. Sidewalk pavers are pre-formed blocks that can be placed on a prepared base to form a smooth, durable walkway. In many respects, sidewalk pavers are a more practical choice than a poured concrete sidewalk. One of the drawbacks of a poured concrete sidewalk is that portions are likely to heave, crack, and break over time, causing an uneven surface that may lead to pedestrians tripping or falling. Because each sidewalk paver is a separate unit, heaving is less likely to result in breakage. This is especially true over tree roots, where interlocked sidewalk pavers can accommodate root growth to some extent. If a sidewalk paver is broken, it can easily be removed and replaced, unlike a section of poured concrete. Sidewalk pavers are also aesthetically pleasing. They are available in a wide range of colors and can be laid in an amazing variety of patterns. They can have t