01/23/12

Different Types of Pavers

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     There are many varieties of pavers that have long advanced from the old style pink/orange zigzag bricks of the past. New pavers are coming on the market every year, including advances in textured bricks that look as if the surface was hand hewn. There are a few major producers that are creating  the pavers, blocks and retaining walls. The colours are fairly standard between the companies but the colours have a slightly different tinge so that you should work with the same product lines from one company.

     To get an idea of how these pavers look when used click on the underlined link below:

Deck Samples

Path Samples

    To study some of the product lines from the companies. You can go to the Links web page and jump to some of the other web sites.

Pavers used in patios, sidewalks

Cobblestone Charcoal Cobblestones have rounded smooth edges that are used for creating cicles or curved lines	Cobblestone Northern Blend The bricks are made of a mix of colours. Each brick can range from pure red to pure charcoal	Cobblestone Rustic Blend This is a blend of tan and charcoal . Each stone can range from pure tan to pure charcoal
Decore Grey The hexagonal stones create a tight fit, and create an interesting surface	Decore Tan An interesting surface for large areas	European Cobblestone Northern Blend is a mix of Red and Charcoal. The colours vary quite a bit between stones. They are chipped and scratched.
European Rustic Blend European rustic is a blend of tan and charcoal.Other colours are charcoal, red and tan.	Holland Stone The most common types of brick used. Comes in the most variety of colours. To be used with straight line designs	Holland Stone 2 tan colour

 

Blocks used as Stepping Stones

Disregard the prices as they are from last year

Stepping Stones Different styles of aggregate and smooth blocks	Slate Pattern Block Comes in two sizes with a stone finish.	Tile Stone 1'X1' large brick. A new style for 2004 is a slate finished tile stone
Aggregate Block Grey More expensive but has a nice finish and sharp edges. This gives a tight fit and cleaner look	Aggregate Stepping Stones A rougher surface but blends well with many types of gravels	Brick Pattern Block For a more complex pattern block there are blocks with straight line brick and circle patterns. There are also foot shaped stones as well

 

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