Paver Pattern – Harringbone

Paver Pattern – Harringbone

The Herringbone paver design is one of the most traditional designs of paver designs. Going back to the Romans, in antiquity, they found that the herringbone design stood the test of time. The Romans went from a cobble stone design to a herringbone after realizing the herringbone design requires less maintenance.

Paver Pattern – Three Piece Random Running Bond

Paver Pattern – Three Piece Random Running Bond

Three piece random running bond consists of three geometric concrete or stone pavers that are randomly placed in a linear line. This pattern of paver installation offers a infinite array of design possibilities. The three random shapes in a linear line modulate together to form a beautiful line of random pattern options. Paver designs are further enhanced when contrasting colors are used.

Paver Pattern – Three Piece Random Bond

Paver Pattern – Three Piece Random Bond

Three piece random bond consists of three geometric concrete or stone pavers that offer a infinite array of design possibilities. The three random shapes modulate together to form a beautiful kaleidoscope of random pattern options. Paver designs are further enhanced when contrasting colors are used.

Paver Pattern – Two Piece Cobblestone

Paver Pattern – Two Piece Cobblestone

Two piece cobble stone consists of two geometric concrete or stone pavers, shaped with irregular and sometimes rounded edges that offer a European old world feel. The two random shapes modulate together to form a beautiful kaleidoscope of random pattern options. Paver designs are further enhanced when contrasting colors are used.

Paver Pattern – Running Bond

Paver Pattern – Running Bond

Bricks are butted end to end with joints that fall in the middle of the brick on the next row. One of the sturdiest and easiest patterns to install, running bond only requires minimal cutting at each end and will easily follow a gentle curve.Running Bond pavers are one of the most durable and sturdy patterns you could use, which provides longevity for your investment.

Paver Patterns – Stacked Bond Paver Layout

Paver Patterns – Stacked Bond Paver Layout

The simplest of paver patterns, the stacked bond looks like a spreadsheet document. It has horizontally-placed rows one on top of the next with no staggered joints.Any paver material can be installed in a stacked bond format. This time tested traditional pattern goes way back to the beginning of time. From our historical past to the most current time, a stacked bond paver pattern can still look extremely modern and clean in most any application.

Paver Patterns – Diagonal Bond

Paver Patterns – Diagonal Bond

Accurate Pavers can take most any of these paver patterns and install them on a 45 degree angle. It is simply a matter of preference. When architects or builders specify the pattern that they want to use, they will say something like this: Herringbone Diagonal bond or three piece random diagonal bond. Diagonal is most always on a 45 degree angle. If another angle is requested, those specifics need to be communicated clearly to the sales staff.

Paver Coral Stone Material

Paver Coral Stone Material

Travertine interlocking pavers are very popular in most highend Naples homes. The large pallet of colors and textures can complement most any home exterior. If properly sealed and cared for, this stone will last generations. Travertine is a form of limestone deposited...

Paver Marble Material

Paver Marble Material

Travertine interlocking pavers are very popular in most highend Naples homes. The large pallet of colors and textures can complement most any home exterior. If properly sealed and cared for, this stone will last generations. Travertine is a form of limestone deposited...

Paver Travertine Materials

Paver Travertine Materials

Travertine interlocking pavers are very popular in most highend Naples homes. The large pallet of colors and textures can complement most any home exterior. If properly sealed and cared for, this stone will last generations. Travertine is a form of limestone deposited...