The BEST Pavers in Pine Camp NSW

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Concrete Sleepers | Aggregates | Asphalt | Bag Gypsum | Black Mulch | Blended Pine Bark | Brick | Brown/Grey Pebble | Cement & Lime | Cement Products

What are pavers made from?

Pavers’ base materials range from clay, natural stone or concrete.

Do pavers fade or change colour over time?

Natural clay pavers do not fade or discolour however other material is more susceptible to fading.

What’s the best way to cut pavers?

The most efficient way to cut pavers is with a bench stone saw or a wet diamond blade.

How do I clean my pavers?

Pressure cleaning is the most efficient way of removing mould and dirt from pavers.