Gridpave Concrete Pavers

Gridpave Concrete Pavers are a versatile permeable paving solution designed to create strong, stable surfaces while allowing grass to grow through or aggregate to sit within the grid. Their open-cell design helps improve drainage, reduce surface runoff, and create a natural-looking paved surface.

These pavers are suitable for use in driveways, overflow parking areas, pathways and walkways, garden access areas, erosion control applications, and sustainable landscaping projects.

Yes. Gridpave Concrete Pavers are a popular choice for residential driveways and areas exposed to vehicle traffic when installed correctly. Their grid design, thickness, and strong concrete construction help distribute vehicle loads, reduce water pooling, minimise soil erosion, help prevent surface rutting, and improve drainage.

They also offer a unique alternative to traditional concrete driveways or uniform paving.

Note: Driveway suitability will depend on factors such as site conditions, expected vehicle loads, base preparation, drainage, and installation method. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations for your specific application.

Gridpave Concrete Pavers are installed by preparing a stable base before laying the pavers and filling the openings with grass, soil, gravel, or another suitable material. The general installation process includes:

1. Excavating the area to the required depth.
2. Preparing and compacting a suitable base.
3. Laying the Gridpave units and ensuring they are level.
4. Filling the grid openings with the chosen material.
5. Compacting or watering the surface as required.

Note: We recommend following the manufacturer's installation instructions for the specific requirements of your project. The guide above provides a general overview of the installation process.

The number of Gridpave Concrete Pavers required depends on the size of your paving area. Each paver measures 390 × 390 × 90mm, with approximately 6.57 pavers required per square metre.

To calculate the quantity needed, measure your paving area in square metres and multiply this by 6.57 pavers per m².

Note: We recommend allowing an additional 5–10% for installation adjustments, wastage, and future replacements, particularly for larger or more complex paving projects.