Permeable driveway

Exceptionally strong and uniquely attractive, Turfstone pavers work as driveways, walkways, parking spaces and other pedestrian areas. No matter how you plan to use concrete grid pavers, you’ll find that they deliver incredible benefits in both appearance and performance. A cost-effective alternative to laying down asphalt pavement, concrete Turfstone pavers serve to preserve a more natural, eco-friendly environment.

Gravel driveways and walkways are commonly used by many homeowners and business owners alike. The affordability of gravel and relatively low maintenance requirements make it one of the simplest and most efficient materials for paving areas that need to accommodate foot and vehicle traffic. However, anybody with a gravel driveway or walkway knows that the ...

See how we transformed an outdated brick patio into a dreamy Mid-Century Modern Techo-Bloc Permeable Paver Patio alongside a new pathway leading from the driveway to the backyard pool.

Permeable driveway gets incorporated into the landscape.

Which are the best Water Permeable Pavers and Hard Surfaces for garden pathways and Driveways? EcoHome's very own Eco-Sleuth, Mike Reynolds gets on down to the garden to find out...

Up until now, gravel driveway technology has been relatively unevolved. Gravel driveways have been around for ages, and come with a few benefits as well as a plethora of problems. Asphalt and concrete have made better-looking driveways for a long time, however, that’s not the case anymore. Thanks to companies like TRUEGRID, the gravel driveway ...

Permeable grass pavers can add a parklike or pastoral feel to many areas that normally require hard paving and effective stormwater manage

Home Improvement Project: Install a Permeable Driveway - by Jen Dalley // | Houzz

More eco friendly than asphalt or concrete, permeable driveway pavers minimize runoff that can pollute waterways.

To help reduce surface runoff, consider using permeable pavers — porous pavement — instead of old-fashioned concrete. Originally published as "Green Patios, Walkways & Driveways of Porous Pavement and Pervious Concrete" in the April/May 2009 issue of MOTHER EARTH NEWS.