The following block paving materials are considered acceptable for use within the highway, subject to appropriate skid resistance (PSV) requirements and approval of the detailed design.
Materials- Wider use within layouts Block Paving
Concrete
200 x 100 mm rectangular block
All colours to be used- Natural, buff, grey/charcoal or brindle
Tegula Block Paving
Concrete
To be laid in herringbone pattern within roads. Stretcher (straight) may be laid in cycleways and footways.
All colours to be used- Natural, buff, grey/charcoal or brindle
240 x 160 mm rectangular block
160 x 160 mm square block
120 x 160 rectangular block
Materials- Modest use within layouts to enhance design
Conservation Block Paving
Concrete
To be used sparingly, as design feature
To be laid in stretcher (straight). (Can be laid in herringbone pattern if decided on wider use).
240 x 160 mm rectangular block
160 x 160 mm square block
All colours to be used- Natural, buff and grey/charcoal
Conservation Setts
Concrete
To be used sparingly, as design feature
To be laid in stretcher (straight)
150 x 100 mm rectangular block
150 x 150 mm square block
One colour only
Conservation Setts (2)
Granite
To be used sparingly, as design feature
To be laid in stretcher (straight)
100 x 100 mm square block
200 x 100 mm rectangular block
One colour only
Permeable - Wider use within layouts
Permeable Block Paving
Concrete
To be laid in herringbone pattern within roads. Stretcher (straight) may be laid in cycleways and footways.
All colours to be used- Natural, buff, grey/charcoal or brindle
