Walkways

A. Paver walkway is a paved path made from interlocking stone or concrete slabs, designed to create a stable and visually appealing route through your outdoor space. It's a popular choice for connecting areas like patios, gardens, driveways, or side yards.

A. The best paver depends on your design preference and how the space will be used. For high-traffic areas, concrete walkway pavers offer excellent durability. If you're going for a more natural look, stone walkways made from textured slabs provide both beauty and strength.

A. With proper installation and minimal maintenance, paver walkways
can last 25 to 50 years or more. High-quality materials like those in the Rinox Alley Collection are designed for long-term performance in all seasons.

A. The best base typically includes a compacted gravel or crushed stone layer topped with sand. This ensures a stable, level foundation that prevents shifting and extends the life of your walkway pavers.

A. Permeable walkway allows water to drain through the joints between pavers, reducing runoff and promoting better drainage. Many modern walkway slabs are designed with permeability in mind to support eco-friendly landscaping.

A. Yes, a 3-foot walkway is generally sufficient for single-person traffic. For side yards or connecting garden paths, it offers a comfortable width. However, wider backyard walkways may be more suitable for entertaining or areas with higher foot traffic.