There are several sources listed on the web. I could probably price shop and get the cost down if I buy in bulk. There is actually a distributor right here in Alabama.

I'd really like to use them where our carport meets the yard. I'm thinking 10' out along the entire width which is 26'. That's only 260 sq. feet but would solve the water run off problem we have there and prevent further erosion.

Our soil is so sandy, it moves all over the place in the rain and the house is sitting on the side of the hill. Plus we are basically making our own roads in and out with a box blade. No stone yet because we don't have the permanent placement of the roads worked out. Plus these pavers could easily be moved as needed.

I did see one application where they used them as tire tracks, similar to the old style driveways that had two strips of concrete with grass in between. That might be a more cost effective way to stretch their use.


If it's not fit for you to eat, what makes you think it's good for your dog?

AHAHM