Laying patterns

Pavers are laid at a 45° or 90° angle in an interlocking zig-zag. This locks each paver against its neighbours on multiple sides, making it the strongest pattern for areas that take vehicle weight.

Best for: Driveways and any area with regular vehicle traffic.

Pairs of pavers are laid at alternating right angles to create a woven, checkerboard-like look. It's decorative and reads as classic and orderly, though it interlocks less than herringbone.

Best for: Patios, walkways and light-traffic decorative areas.

The simplest and most modern-looking pattern — rows of pavers laid end-to-end with each row offset by half a paver, like brickwork on a wall. Clean lines, minimal cutting, and a contemporary feel.

Best for: Modern homes, straight walkways, and paths where a clean, minimal look matters.