Firth Paveware: Holland® Textured
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With its simple shape, Firth's Holland® Textured pavers are a practical choice for a variety of residential and commercial installations. It is a proven product in many different designs and is further enhanced with the option of either a honed or bush hammered finish. Combine these pavers into your design using any of the PaveWare® range. The bush hammered finish provides perfect slip resistance on sloping sites.
Quantity per m2 = 50 unitsDimensions (mm) = 200L x 100W x 60/80D
(The 60mm paver is suited for residential and driveway applications and the 80mm is best suited in commercial streetscape designs)
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- Firth Paveware: Holland® Textured
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- Concrete Pavers
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- Firth
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- Paving
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With its simple shape, Firth's Holland® Textured pavers are a practical choice for a variety of residential and commercial installations.
It is a proven product in many different designs and is further enhanced with the option of either a honed or bush hammered finish. Combine these pavers into your design using any of the PaveWare® range. The bush hammered finish provides perfect slip resistance on sloping sites.
Quantity per m2 = 50 unitsDimensions (mm) = 200L x 100W x 60/80D
(The 60mm paver is suited for residential and driveway applications and the 80mm is best suited in commercial streetscape designs)
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Firth Paveware: Holland® Textured
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