dgarstang

Haviland Paver Pattern?

dgarstang
7 years ago

This area is being paved.

I'm wondering if the haviland pattern by Calstone, ie this:

would look good in this area? It's 8 feet x 18 feet. Is that area too small for the haviland pattern? Should I use a different pattern with smaller pavers? My end result, using their Mission paver, and the cream/tan/brown color would look like this (except my area is smaller)...

Thanks,

Doug


Comments (6)

  • katinparadise
    7 years ago

    How large is the largest paver?

  • PRO
    Breckenridge Design, Construction & Maintenance
    7 years ago
    That pattern should be ok, think about doing a stretcher course border (head to toe) of a different color to frame the space.
  • dgarstang
    Original Author
    7 years ago
    last modified: 7 years ago

    The largest paver is 12x12. The contractor wants to use a 4x8 paver for the border, length ways, ie the paver extends 8 inches in. Bit concerned about that. Actually, that's probably what they've done in the photo above. Only leaves about 7 feet width on the narrower side.

  • katinparadise
    7 years ago

    I think you should be fine. 12X12 should give you several full rows across. I like the pattern and the stone color. Do you have the capability of drawing it out on graph paper to see how it looks to your eye?

  • dgarstang
    Original Author
    7 years ago

    Now I'm a bit worried.

    The contractor has left some stacks of the pavers nearby in prep for paving tomorrow...

    I was under the impression they'd be lighter. Here's a photo of a palette of them I took at the supply store...

    The ones at the store look lighter to me. I asked the contractor to use the lightest ones he has, but I'm not sure how that will turn out. I really wanted something light, lighter than the concrete. Concerned the pavers look a LOT like the concrete.

  • katinparadise
    7 years ago

    There are a lot of variations in the colors. I think they'll be fine. Did he say he picked the lightest available?