Paver Base

A Paver Base is a type of aggregate used to build patios and walkways using pavers as the top layer. The layer of native material beneath the planned surface is referred to as the subgrade in constructing such a surface. The paver base for paving stones is made of a combination of gravel. The floor offers a strong foundation. When you squeeze, the substance becomes obstructed. Sizes vary from dust to three-quarters of an inch. The most common stone used in this application is crushed limestone. There may be regional differences in the material and color of the product. Any paving job needs to have a sufficiently constructed foundation. Never skimp on quality; never compact the bedding layer; and never place plastic underneath any pavement treatment. Please always use the appropriate bedding; you should measure the substrate exactly to achieve this. The typical paver or stone patio base is a 6-inch-deep layer of compacted gravel. Base panels for paver patios are made of lightweight high-density polypropylene.

Our pavers are a fantastic, reasonably-priced driveway choice. The construction and locking mechanism makes installation simple. These plastic pavers with exceptional impact permeability are also long-lasting. They will continue to look natural and earthy while supporting large machines and cars. Compared to ordinary grass ground, these pavers make a surface that is more resilient for cars to park on or drive through in residential driveways. They will also aid in halting erosion and the formation of mud holes.

Using an injection molding technique, recycled plastic is used to create our permeable plastic pavers. The pavers may be installed more quickly than 1000 square feet in an hour because of their design. For roads, parking lots, or paths, these permeable pavers work well as gravel or grass pavers.