



- Paving stones are several times stronger than concrete.
- Paths and patios can be installed in any weather.
- Concrete is hard and “brittle” and thus prone to cracking and cannot be repaired without leaving “scar” marks.
- Permeable pavers allow rainwater to return to the soil, eliminating runoff.
- Paving Stones are set in a friction base sand mixture, thus they do not move around at all, but remain flexible. This flexibility allows cold and hot weather expansion and contraction.
- Paving stones are even earthquake resistant.
- Paving stones can be easily replaced should the need ever arise.
- Most importantly paving stones add beauty and aesthetics to your environment and value to your home.






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Thanks for sharing great informative articles of creating a new driveway. It’s good source!
I would appreciate your free patio or walkway idea book. (Sunset Magazine)
Jerald Florman
11291 Cielo pl.
Santa Ana, Ca. 92705
I forwarded your request to the marketing department. Your Idea Book should be on its way soon!
What is the color of the Cambridge Cobble pavers featured in the last photograph of the path? Thank you so much!
Paver colors vary slightly by region due to the fact that they’re manufactured using local aggregates. This project was installed several years ago, so it’s hard to pull the data on it, and color blends may have changed since then. For the most up-to-date information on which colors are available in your area, contact your local Belgard Authorized Dealer.
I never knew a thing such as permeable pavers existed, and I liked the idea that they allow rainwater to return to the soil. My husband and I are starting to think about remodeling our backyard to have it ready for our daughter’s wedding next year, and we think a paved path in the middle of it would look really beautiful. I will have to contact a professional, but I am so grateful for these tips to give me a better idea of what I should look for.