Paving Patterns

This method is commonly used in combination with other types of paving. The size of the circle can be extended upto around 15 meters diameter. For example, an area where you would sit or put your table and chairs on. Outside of it can be any form of surface as it joins in beautifully with all types of paving, imprint, gravel or tarmac.

This is a popular choice for block paving. It can be laid in either a 45 or 90 degree angle. Standard paving is generally laid in this fashion as the paving locks together in place especially when sanded and vibrated. As your Dublin paving contractor of choice, we’ll provide you with a free estimate to get the process started today.

This interesting design uses vertical and horizontal pairs for a vintage look and feel that parallel the namesake. The style mimics old fashioned landscaping and there is no need for cutting any of the interlocking paving used. A great way to make your outdoor patio more interesting, the pattern is also great for partial use in driveway design since it can bring an unusual look to it.

Stretcher bond is a when the paving is laid side by side in a offset in rows by half a block. This style of paving looks beautiful on curved areas or on a pathway. However we don’t recommend it on a high traffic area like a driveway because it is not interlocking and can be prone to movement especially on the edges.

Random staggered paving is generally associated with cobbles or with the Lismore range from Kilsara. It is laid by using 3 different sizes which are laid randomly against each other to form a beautiful old style look to any driveway or patio.