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Outdoor Tiles and Pavers

Stone, brick and concrete outdoor tiles and pavers suit patios and garden paths. Check slip ratings when selecting outdoor paving around pools.

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About Outdoor Tiles and Pavers products

Outdoor tiles and paving stones are an ideal accessory when you’re landscaping a property, bringing practicality and style while adding value to your home. Available in a range of materials, colours and sizes, tiles and outdoor pavers create eye-catching driveways and can be used as a feature on a lawn or garden. ArchiPro has put together the best selection in of outdoor tiles and pavers from trusted suppliers in Australia to help you create your dream outdoor space.

An outdoor space like a patio or pool can be transformed with paving stones or outdoor tiles. Extend your living space outside and enjoy meals al fresco on our warm summer nights. Outdoor pavers also make an appealing edging around a garden, stepping stones, or garden path. ArchiPro features a great range of outdoor tiles and pavers from trusted suppliers in Australia.

Brick paver

Brick paving stones are versatile, strong, and durable. They're ideal as walkway or driveway pavers.

Concrete pavers

Concrete paving stones are quick and easy to install. These pavers are practical, with a rough, non-slip surface that’s easy and safe to walk on. Popularly used in many different ways in Australia.

Pool copings

Pool copings are used to cap the pool edge and are both decorative and protective. These types of outdoor pavers are available in stone, tile, and concrete.

Stone pavers

Stone pavers are an ideal practical choice for walkways, decks, patios, and pools. They come in a range of natural materials and different textures, colours, and sizes. Terrazzo pavers can suit patios and paths when their finish and installation requirements match the site.

Porcelain pavers

Being impervious, porcelain pavers are ideal in areas that have a lot of rain. They are versatile, cost-effective, and great for patios and walkways. An outdoor ceramic tile can also suit a patio or walkway when its slip rating and installation requirements match the site.

The advantages of high-quality outdoor tiles and pavers

Outdoor tiles and paving stones will be exposed to many elements, including the weather, foot traffic, bikes, cars, and pets. High-quality exterior tiles and paving stones are therefore crucial if you’re after something that will last and look good for many years. Investing in quality always pays off, and it also means you’ll have a greater selection to choose from, with high design value too.

How to choose outdoor tiles and pavers that are right for you

Stone pavers are ideal for walkways and many other spaces, and perfect when you want a more natural look. If you live in an area with high rainfall, (which includes many places in Australia), porcelain tiles are ideal for walkways and patios. Driveway pavers should be strong enough to withstand a high load, and brick is a perfect all-purpose choice. Any outdoor tiles or paving stones should complement your other outdoor design features, in colour, material and shape. For patios and paths, outdoor floor tiles need a suitable slip rating and substrate, while exterior balcony tiles should be selected for the balcony’s exposure and drainage. Outdoor wall tiles can carry a material or colour from a paved area onto a garden wall, provided they are suitable for exterior vertical use.

How long do pavers last?

A well-chosen and properly installed and maintained paver should last for decades in Australia.

How many pavers do you need per square metre?

This will depend on the size and shape of the paver you choose. Measure the total area of your project, and the surface area of your paver to work out how many you'll require.

Can you lay new pavers over old pavers?

Technically yes, as long as they are a similar material and size, though it’s always best to remove the old ones first. If you lay new pavers over old, you risk them sitting too high off the ground, or creating an uneven surface.

Can outdoor tiles be laid on concrete?

Though it’s preferable to install outdoor tiles on a fresh, clear surface, under the right conditions and with proper preparations, you can put paver stones over an existing concrete porch or patio, however, it’s best not to use bricks with mortar over asphalt.