Other Installations

Bituminious Installations

Primarily for vehicular traffic – pavers are set in a neo-asphalt adhesive over a sheet-mix asphalt bed. This application is a great alternative to mortar set installations over structure.

Mechanical Installations

Primarily for commercial applications – in a mechanized paver installation, specialized paver installation equipment speeds construction time by installing approximately one square yard of pavers at a time in rapid succession.

Permeable Installations

Permeable paver installations provide environmental benefits of being able to infiltrate water to control storm water runoff through the pavement surface into the ground below. With the advent of the Env i ronmental Protection Agency's (EPA) mandate to control storm water runoff, the path was paved for the growth of permeable pavements. The EPA is now working to promote the use of low impact development (LID) and LEED and Smart Growth as a way to manage runoff. The EPA plans to establish ordinances to move the program in the direction of preferred design and best management practices. Infiltration practices have emerged as a major focus of these agencies, and permeable interlocking concrete paver utilize infiltration to control storm water runoffs.

Rubber Paver Installations

“Rooftop Rubber Pavers and Tiles” not only provide superior noise reduction, while offering an alternative slip-resistant surfacing for rooftop patios (over roofing membranes), decks, and walkways. They are manufactured from recycled tire tread and will resist tearing, cutting and freezing, and are simple to maintain. Known as sustainable, rubber surfacing products qualify for LEED credits (made from 100% recycled rubber). These products outlast many other surfacing products, creating a durable surface for high traffic areas. The unique interlocking feature allows access to roof drains if necessary.