Regency Drives Limited - Block Paving Drives Somerset.

With many years experience in the block paving industry we are experts in providing all types of block paving for driveways, patio's and pathways. We offer free no obligation quotations to give you more information and can provide you with a price and cost of having your block paving installed.

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Setting the borders of your block paving surface:

During construction, the edge work on a block paving surface can be used as a guide in a number of ways. First of all, they can be used as a guide in terms of the levelling of the soil, the sub base and the screed before the actual paving it put in place. They act as a means by which the number of pavers that are required can be estimated accurately.

There are various other ways in which the edges of a block paving area help to determine aspects of construction. Once the path, patio or driveway is built, they are used as drainage channels that send surface water to ground or into a suitable drainage or sewerage system.

The restraining nature of the edge of a block paving Somerset surface should be its paramount reason, but it doesn’t have to be the most significant for the owner of the property. They may have their eye on their new hard landscaping feature with the opinion that it has to look good. The edging may however be set against the wall of a house, for example, or the kerb on a street. This means that the actual edging is unnecessary when it comes to its primary purpose of support. However, what about the elements of the block paving surface that are not flush against the wall? These do in fact require edging of some kind to provide support. In order to bring a sense of uniformity to the overall surface, the edging may also be laid beside the wall or the kerb to achieve a sense of consistency. Although it is not required, its decorative effect is eye catching.

Concrete beds can hold the blocks used in edges in place so that the edges can help to determine the level to which the block paving surface will be brought.