So you've decided that it's time to do away with your existing deck. Most likely you have an existing deck surface that is cracking and chipping with mold and drainage issues. The main issue when considering what product to choose for your remodel is how it will hold up over time. Thin pavers are the only permanent solution on the market today. The reason pavers are considered a permanent solution is due to the inherent durability of the product and the fact that they are not actually adhered to the existing surface, but instead float above the deck.

One of the choices we must make when designing our landscaping is how to create our walkway. One popular choices is to use pavers. When selecting pavers you have to decide on what materials to use. Many people are choosing grass pavers which allow for a pleasing, flowing look allowing your lawn to flow through.One of the great things about grass pavers is that there are many uses for them. You aren't limited to just creating a walkway. In fact they can be used in parking lots, walkways, driveways, creating walking paths, flooring, and even as golf cart paths.

Grass pavers have many advantages for those who decide to use them in their landscape design. For one they are very easy to install. Since they use a grid system, there aren't any tools required for installation. They also are pretty simple to cut. So when you need to trim one down to fit it won't be a difficult process.These pavers are very eco friendly. Turf pavers will allow for rain water to penetrate and drain into the soil. This allows for the water to be recycled and used to benefit the surrounding area, not down some storm drain and into a waterway.

They are also low maintenance. Unlike some cheap projects that end up costing a fortune in upkeep, grass system pavers are not difficult or expensive to maintain. You already water and mow your lawn, and that is all you will have to do for maintenance on your pavers.Concrete, on the other hand, is a rigid pavement. Its function is simply to bridge soft spots in the soil. Poured concrete will crack and break due to loads, shrinkage, soil expansion, and frost heaving of the sub-grade.

Concrete is one of the most vital materials in construction, but poured in place concrete makes a poor paving surface. This is due to its relative inability to flex and its low tensile strength. Fiber reinforcement and rebar can enhance the tensile strength of concrete, but cracking and breaking are inevitable.Even tile, which will be adhered to the surface, will end up cracking over time as that surface fails beneath.And the grid system used should be made from recycled plastic.