Although they sound very similar, and they both can be used to form driveways, pavers and driveway pavers are vastly different from one another. Pavers are a solid stone that is used to develop driveways, patios and footpaths. As pavers can also be used for decorative purposes, they can be found in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours.

On the other hand, driveway pavers are designed to be set into the ground and covered with a loose substance, such as dirt or gravel. Rather than making up the driveway as pavers do, driveway pavers are designed to reinforce the ground they’re set into, giving the ground enough strength for it to be used as a driveway without enduring any damage from traffic.

Driveway pavers can also help prevent your driveway from retaining water, meaning that the possibility of your driveway suffering from water damage is greatly reduced. Finally, as not a lot of material is required to make and install driveway pavers, they are an effective and affordable solution if you need to make a driveway out of any surface, including beds of grass and gravel.

When you work with All Stake Supply, you know that you’ll be getting the best driveway pavers in the Sydney Metropolitan area, with our EconoGrid 40 reinforced paver. The EconoGrid 40 is perfect if you want to bring strength and reinforcement to your gravel driveway. It also eliminates the need for you to pay for expensive drainage systems and will also reduce any of your driveway’s potential maintenance costs.

Another benefit of driveway pavers is that are easy to install and uninstall, meaning that there’s no need for you to pay landscapers to install and uninstall it for you, and is also eliminates any commitments that you make with where you want your driveway to be. This means that driveway pavers are perfect for commercial uses, such as expansions of sites or changes in site layouts.