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Landscape Pavers: Concrete, Brick & Stone Pavers for Patios & Walkways (2026)

Prepared by Lumberama's Building Materials Team
|Last updated May 25, 2026|Sources & methodology

Landscape pavers are modular units used to create durable, attractive surfaces for patios, walkways, driveways, and pool decks. Available in concrete, clay brick, and natural stone, they interlock or butt together over a compacted gravel and sand base. Pavers offer superior drainage and easy repair compared to poured concrete.

Key Features

  • Concrete
  • brick
  • and natural stone options; Interlocking and standard shapes; Wide range of colors and textures; Individual units are replaceable; Permeable paver options available

Specifications

Sizes: 4x8
6x6
6x9
12x12
planks | Thickness: 2-3/8" standard
3-1/8" driveway | Material: concrete
clay
travertine
bluestone | Compressive strength: 8000+ PSI (concrete)

Applications

  • Patio and outdoor living spaces; Walkways and garden paths; Driveway installations; Pool deck surrounds; Fire pit seating areas

Installation Overview

Excavate area to 7-8 inches depth. Compact subgrade. Lay 4-6 inches of compacted gravel base. Spread 1 inch of bedding sand. Place pavers in chosen pattern. Cut edge pavers as needed. Install edge restraints. Sweep polymeric sand into joints. Compact with plate compactor.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Extremely durable and long-lasting; Individual pavers replaceable if damaged; Better drainage than poured concrete; Wide variety of styles and colors

Cons

  • ✗ Labor-intensive installation; Requires proper base preparation; Weeds can grow in joints; Can shift without proper edge restraints

Top Brands

Belgard
Pavestone
Tremron

Code Requirements

May require permit for large patio installations. Must maintain proper drainage away from structures. Driveway pavers must meet vehicular load ratings. Check HOA requirements for front yard installations.

Buying Tips

Order 10% extra for cuts and future replacements; Invest in proper base preparation - it determines the longevity of the installation; Consider permeable pavers if stormwater management is a concern

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