Everything you need to know about block paving in Southwell
Homeowners can be confused when it comes to choosing the right paving material. There are traditional options, such as concrete and mortar, as well as more modern choices, like stone and resin bound/bonded gravel. Each material has its own strengths making it more difficult to choose. Block paving is fast becoming the preferred landscaping option for homeowners in the UK.
Block pavers use individual paver blocks to create a solid surface. Block pavers were used for centuries. Romans used pavers to build roads and pathways as far back as 500 BC. The modern paver block became very popular in Holland in the 1940s. The material was popularized in Germany, Europe and the United States over the subsequent decades.
There are two types to paver blocks. One is made of concrete while the other is made from kilnfired, or poured clay. Each type has its pros and cons. It all depends on what purpose you want to use the block paved surface. Both can be used, but you won’t regret choosing one. Concrete paver block blocks are an example of this. They offer exceptional durability, strength, resistance to different chemicals, and even a high level of resistance.
They can be used in a wide range of hard landscaping projects. Clay pavers are highly recommended by paving specialists for areas like the garden and patio because of their high water permeability. Paving blocks can be used for many purposes and are extremely versatile.
Give us a call to find out more about how block pavers can be installed in your patio, garden or driveway. Creative Paving provides a wide range of paving services to properties in the Essex area. Other offerings include imprinted concrete driveways, resin bound driveways and resin bound stone.
Block pavers are a way to make a solid area with individual blocks, rather than using an entire layer or aggregate material. Block paving can also be called brick paving.
There are two types of paving blocks
Paving blocks made of moulded concrete
Paving blocks made of kiln-fired clay
Where can block paving be installed?
- Driveways
- Patios
- Garden
- Pathways
- Parking Areas
Advantages of block paving
- You can choose from a variety of colours, sizes, styles, and types.
- More aesthetic than other surfacing options.
- Allows the replacement of individual pieces in case of damage.
- It offers uniform, accurate sizing.
- No special equipment is required for installation.
- Highly versatile and suited to residential/commercial use.
Contact us today on 07595 510190 to receive a free quote for your Dropped Kerb, Tarmac, Resin, Concrete or Block driveway project.