Sidewalk tile brick (or clinker pavers) - very convenient, featuring an economically advantageous price, practicality and decorativeness, a way of covering.
Sidewalk tile brick, made of environmentally safe, resistant material - clay, is often used for paving paths on country and suburban areas. Such a tile is distinguished by increased strength, the paths laid out with its use, look aesthetically attractive, the courtyard at the same time has a luxurious and well-groomed appearance.
Sidewalk tiles for a brick look harmoniously with any landscape design , easily fitting into it. It is possible to successfully use the porous surface of this kind of paving slab in order to grow moss and similar plants in its pores, thus creating an original, decorative appearance of individual garden areas.
Sidewalk bricks retain their appearance for a long time, do not crack from temperature fluctuations and moisture.
How to lay a brick paving slab?
There are several popular types of paving brick tile. The universal and simplest version is its chaotic placement. A standard and also an uncomplicated way is laying tiles with offset.
A beautiful way of laying looks like a pattern of herringbone or braid. Elements are placed in the first case - wedges, and in the second - at a right angle, creating the effect of weaving.
One of the simplest variants, created by using two colors, is laid out a chess pattern. To create a geometric composition or circular pattern, mainly use different-sized elements, different in shape and color.
Applying this or that kind of laying is in combination with other factors that determine the general features of the design on the site.
There are three main ways of laying the paving slab brick. The simplest and cheapest option is laying the tiles on the leveled sand, poured in a thick layer, deepening it more than half.
For the second method, a cement-sand mixture is used, which is solidified, fastens all the elements together.
The third method is the most reliable, similar in technology with the laying of tiles. The installation of the tile occurs with the use of a special glue or ordinary mortar, the disadvantages include the fact that individual, spoiled fragments will be more difficult to replace.
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