Brick
Durability: This material is sturdy and dependable. Being fired in a kiln at high temperature, it is built to resist extreme weather like high summer temperatures and frigid winters. What’s more, it can withstand heavy foot traffic and be used for busy areas.
Appearance: Comes in various of colors and textures. Gives off the “old-world charm” appeal that fits right in with older homes and landscaped gardens.
Cost: Depending on the type of brick, the cost ranges from moderate to expensive.
Design options: Herringbone, basket weave, running bond, and Dutch colonial patterns.
Concrete
Durability: Concrete is another durable type of paver that requires minimal upkeep. With sealing every few years, it can last for 30 years or more. It is also highly resistant to etching and staining. It is also known to withstand harsh elements and heavy loads. Because of its durability and slip-resistant feature, it is a functional material for driveways, pool decks, and large outdoor spaces.
Appearance: Comes in assortment of colors, textures, and sizes. Concrete can be made to look like natural stones or brick and best used in modern or contemporary homes.
Cost: Cheaper than bricks and natural stones.
Design options: Geometric patterns, random patterns, and custom designs.
Natural Stone
Durability: The most durable of pavers, certain stones can last for a hundred years! It comes with natural colors and interesting textures.
Appearance: Travertine, marble, brownstones and more are not just fancy, they are doubtlessly classy! They are often used in upscale homes, courtyards, and walkways.
Cost: The most expensive among paver materials.
Design options: Irregular patterns, random patterns, and combination with other materials.
