Permeable Pavers

HDPE plastic from post-consumer sources is used to create our interlocking permeable paver. The goal of the interlocking paver is to assist in building a solid, long-lasting gravel or grass foundation. It becomes permeable after installation, minimizing material and water runoff. It might function as a water retention system for your home, depending on how it is installed. Pavers can also lock together with a pressure-pin locking system. After installation, it produces a large, uniform surface that enables the spreading and compacting of aggregate. By doing this, a surface that can handle the weight of big trucks and other vehicles is made that is stable and strong. If the paver is laid correctly, water will be able to flow beneath the surface.

Plastic grids that interlock and have a structural design that permits water to pass through and into the ground are referred to as permeable pavers. You can either fill these gaps, which are typically a series of circles filled with other porous materials like gravel, with grass to grow up through them. Permeable pavers can be used for driveways, parking lots, patios, pathways, and roadways in both residential and commercial contexts thanks to their high compressive qualities. As long as speeds are under 30 mph, permeable pavers can be used anywhere standard concrete or asphalt pavement would be. With permeable paving options, gravel driveway problems like rutting and spilling can be avoided. Additionally, they prevent driven-over vegetation from dying.