Difference between Concrete & Rubber Pavers?
The biggest benefit to rubber patio pavers is the safety feature. They are much more shock absorbent than stone, making them an ideal choice for patios that will be used by small children or elderly people. They are also slip-resistant, especially in wet conditions when other materials are more susceptible to becoming slick. If the patio is going to be built in a high traffic area, rubber is a good choice. Rubber is also far less susceptible to cracking or chipping over time due to use or inclement weather, whereas brick and concrete will chip and crack Concrete and brick pavers are more difficult to install than rubber.
Technical Specifications
We pack it in such a manner that it reaches safely at your doorstep.
Durability – rubber patio pavers are very durable, they do not chip or crack over time. Even if they shift with time, replacing outdoor patio pavers is extremely easy – you pull out the paver and set a new one
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