Driveway Pavers & Tiles

The minimum recommended thickness for Driveway Pavers is 30 mm.

The standard size of Driveway Pavers is 600x400 mm. We also have them available in 800x400 mm.

They come in a variety of colour options like beige, silver, grey, white, black and multi-colour.

Granite is the best product for Driveway Pavers. They come in a standard size of 600x400 mm. You can also opt for Cobblestones to pave your driveway.

Driveway Pavers generally come in an exfoliated finish. They have high slip rating and offer a good grip to vehicles.

Driveway pavers are made of Granite which is one of the hardest and the most robust materials. They can last for ages if properly maintained.

Driveway pavers are are less prone to cracking. They are better than concrete and can last for over 50 years easily if properly installed and maintained.

Yes, generally you would find different grades of Driveway Pavers ranging from commerical and standard to premium. We only keep and supply premium quality Driveway Pavers.

The Driveway Pavers that we supply are made of Granite. If they are installed and maintained properly, they can easily last for over 100 years.

For light traffic areas, 30 mm thick Driveway Pavers are an ideal product. For heavy traffic areas you could opt for thicker options.

Yes for residential driveway projects you can choose from our wide range of Driveway Pavers that would suit your requirement well.

No, they are not different. They can be thicker than the standard Driveway Pavers but would not be different in other aspects.

It is always recommended to do a concrete bedding before laying Driveway Pavers. The sand under the pavers could get washed away, making the stones unstable. Also, the chances of moisture from underneath could damage the pavers.

Yes, we recommend sealing the Driveway Pavers during installation and also to keep resealing every 2-3 years. Sealing would increase their life expectancy and protect them from getting stained or damaged.

Industry experts recommend to keep resealing the surface every 2-3 years to make them looking fresh and damage resistant.

Yes, Driveway Pavers can get water or chemical stains in case of beverage or oil spillover. It would be best to seal the stone for making it stain and damage resistant.

If proper sealing process is followed during installation, there would be fewer chances of Granite getting stained. In case it happens, the best way to remove stains from Granite paving is to scrub with a mild soap solution and warm water.

You should avoid any acidic solution to clean Driveway Pavers. Acidic solutions can leave an etching mark on the surface. Use mild soap or detergent solution with warm water to clean the pavers' surface.

Vinegar can dull the surface of Driveway Pavers. It is better to avoid the use of vinegar to clean the stone pavers.

Overuse of bleach may cause Driveway Pavers to look dull and worn out, along with the risk of the sealant coming off. Also avoid using abrasive scrubs. The best way to clean them is to use warm water with mild soap. For tough stains, we recommend using baking soda and water. Regular cleaning with water helps keep their shine intact.

The best way to clean Driveway Pavers is with mild dish soap and warm water. Alternatively you can use a microfibre mop to clean the surface. Also, you can use a pressure washer for quick cleaning.

Yes, you can pressure wash Driveway Pavers. We recommend resealing the surface once you have pressure washed them.

Yes, pavers are a good idea for driveways. With their distinctive patterns and colours, natural stone pavers may add a touch of elegance to driveways and improve curb appeal. There are things to consider, even if they provide durability and aesthetic appeal. Natural stones can withstand various weather conditions, such as Granite and Travertine. Natural stone pavers can be a wonderful option if appearance and long-term appeal are important and you're ready to invest time in regular maintenance.

The type of paver material and anticipated traffic load determine the pavers' thickness for a driveway. Depending on the type of stone and the product, the thickness of natural stone pavers can vary greatly. Natural stone driveway pavers should have at least a thickness of 30mm, depending on the type of stone and anticipated load. It's critical to seek advice from a specialist to identify the ideal thickness for your unique set of circumstances. Generally, thicker driveway pavers are more suited to endure the weight and strains of moving vehicles over time. Your driveway pavers' longevity and functionality depend on the proper base preparation and installation.

Driveways made of pavers are long-lasting and attractive but need minimal upkeep. Although the interlocking design prevents cracking, weeds can occasionally grow in the spaces between pavers and require occasional cleanup. They can maintain their attractiveness by performing routine sweeping and periodic power washing. Because they are porous, stains may be a problem, but sealing the pavers can help. Re-leveling may be necessary because of settling or shifting over time. The attractiveness and endurance of driveway pavers make the effort worthwhile for those looking for a visually pleasing and durable solution, even though maintenance requires more attention than typical surfaces.

It's optional, but advised to seal driveway pavers. Stain resistance, colour enhancement and weed growth are all benefits of sealing. By lessening wear and weathering, it also prolongs the life of the pavers. Sealing can greatly enhance the driveway's beauty and longevity.