Keystone Paving:

To begin with Keystone paving derives its unique good looks.

Therefore by combining two distinctive shapes into one unit.

It creates a pleasing, durable and maintenance free surfacing suitable for:

The traditional paver for durability and value.

Combining two distinctive shapes into one unit gives this paving block its unique look.

It is asthetically pleasing, durable and maintenance free.

Suitable for driveways, parking areas, access roads, pavements and commercial developments.

Colours Available: Autumn, Terracotta, Grey, Plum, Slate, Tan, Terracotta, Plum

Domestic driveways

Municipal parking areas

Pedestrian pavements

Pathways

Commercial developments.

The best pattern for interlocking and therefore strength is herringbone.
Always observe pattern and line while keeping joints between blocks as small as possible.
Place paving blocks on the freshly screeded sand bed.
Bumping each new block against the just-laid ones to get a snug fit.
In order not to disturb the sand bed, work from on top of already placed blocks.
Fill any gaps between full sized blocks and edges with cut blocks.
Use an angle grinder or purpose made paving cutter.

Compaction shall be such that damage to blocks is prevented.
Use a 2-4 t light vibratory roller or a suitable plate compactor.
Complete the compaction of all laid blocks at the end of each day.
A uniform even surface shall be obtained over the paved area.
Paving that will be subjected to regular vehicle loads exceeding 30kN shall.
After joint filling be locked up with at least five passes of a heavy pneumatic roller.
Remove and replace damaged blocks before joint filling.

Fill joints between paving blocks with a fine dry sand like building sand or fine plaster sand.
Use brooms to sweep sand into joints and compact again.
Sweep away all surplus sand and remove.

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