Most Commonly Installed interlocking Paver Driveway Pattern
The most common interlocking paver driveway pattern is the herringbone pattern, which is a classic and versatile choice:
Herringbone: A classic pattern that uses a zig-zag arrangement of pavers that interlock to create a V-shape. This pattern is stable and can handle heavy traffic. It can be installed at a 45-degree or 90-degree angle.
Other popular interlocking paver driveway patterns include
Basketweave: A simple pattern that uses rectangular pavers laid in pairs to create a woven look. It’s a good choice for standard residential driveways.
Running bond: A simple pattern where pavers are laid in a staggered, linear fashion.
Ashlar: A pattern that uses pavers of various shapes and sizes to mimic the look of natural stone. It’s a good choice for both residential and heavier traffic areas.
Circular: A pattern that uses a radial or circular design for driveways or sections of driveways.
Fan or arc: A pattern that uses pavers arranged in a semi-circular or fan-shaped pattern.
Hexagon or octagon: A pattern that uses hexagonal or octagonal pavers to create a unique look.
Mosaic: A pattern that uses smaller pavers of different colors or shapes to create a mosaic-like pattern.
When choosing a paver pattern, you can consider the mood, architecture, and uses of your driveway. You can also work with an expert to ensure you have the right quantity, dimensions, and layout plan.
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