1. Paving blocks are economical & durable.
2. Suitable for use in parking areas, pathways, commercial & domestic roads.
3. They offer an attractive, practical & long lasting option for pavement material.
4. They come in various sizes, thickness and shapes which include Quad, Uni, Decor, Shell, Pavia and Hexagon paving blocks.
5. We have a variety of colours including Grey, Black, Red, Beige and many other custom colours can be made on order.

To achieve neat driveways and patios there are three laying patterns to consider which include Basket Weave, Herringbone and Stretcher Bond.

1. 1. Stretcher bond is the simplest offset block paving pattern and is also known as a running bond or half bond. The joints are offset by exactly half the width of the block when using the quad paving block.

   2. Herringbone is an interlocking laying pattern which is used for all tracked areas such as driveways. The interlock ensures that where vehicles are braking and turning, blocks are not moved out of position.

   3. Basket weave pattern is commonly used on patio areas. As a decorative pavement it looks nice, however for heavy truck areas, basket weave is not recommended.

1. REDUCES CONSTRUCTION COST

Using concrete block in construction significantly reduces cost in various ways. To produce clay brick, hectares of land, tons of wood and coal are wasted. If we practice using concrete block we can save these natural resources to build our home. Each block can save approximately 25% compared to using clay brick. Quarry cut stone requires large land masses for its extraction and once depleted become redundant sites resulting in further environmental damage.

2. REDUCE MAINTENANCE COST

In the long run, concrete buildings and pavements “stand the test of time” through their low maintenance requirements and have a significant sustainable advantage over other structures. Moisture, which can undermine other building materials through rust or rot, has no weakening effect on concrete. Neither termites nor mold take any toll on concrete. In fact, concrete continues to strengthen over time, which is why concrete structures built thousands of years ago are still intact.

3. EXTREMELY DURABLE

Concrete is one of the most durable materials on Earth. Concrete homes are far less likely to suffer damage in the event of earth tremors and earthquakes. Concrete blocks can be reinforced to protect against high winds or earth tremors. If damage does occur, the structural integrity of the home typically remains intact, allowing for easier rebuilding. Concrete block is unquestionably

the most practical home building material. There is no rotting or wall warping. Your home retains its appeal and its value beautifully.

4. ENERGY SAVER

Insulated concrete wall systems provide high R-value and thermal mass with low air filtration to provide superior thermal efficiency and optimal energy performance over the long life of the building. Since homes and buildings constructed with insulated concrete walls are not subject to large daily temperature fluctuations, owners can lower heating and cooling bills by up to 25%.

5. DESIGN FLEXIBILITY

Concrete block is an extremely flexible building material. Concrete block can be used to build just about any type of house feature imaginable. Columns, archways and other intricate designs are all easily achieved with the material. Building with concrete block means you have the flexibility to do just about anything you want, whether it be a one-storey home or a three-storey home with options such as high ceilings and tall windows. On the contrary, quarry cut stone cannot be easily altered and is difficult to repair or relocate.

6. SUSTAINABILITY

Concrete blocks are made from recyclable materials, hence reducing their impact on natural resources. On the contrary, clay bricks and quarry cut stones, once formed, are difficult to remold and reuse.