Landscape & Paving Council
Learn About Authentic Clay Pavers
Clay Pavers: A Legacy Built to Last
Clay pavers have been a staple of American streets since colonial times. Boston's Beacon Hill has used the same pavers for over 200 years, Charleston, West Virginia laid the world's first clay brick street in 1870, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway installed over three million clay pavers in 1910–1911 — still buried beneath the asphalt today.
Because color is fired directly through each unit, it does not fade or require sealers like concrete units do. That's why homeowners and designers continue to choose them for pathways, driveways, sidewalks, patios, plazas, and roadways.
Built centuries ago. Still going strong.
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Clay Paver Design Ideas
Clay pavers will never fade in color and are extremely durable for pathways, sidewalks, driveways, and patios. Choose from a variety of colors and patterns to bring your next landscaping project to life! Get inspired with some of our favorite projects below:
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Flexible Vehicular Brick Paving
The Landscape and Paving Council put together a heavy duty applications guide. Click the button below to read more about flexible vehicular brick paving