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Gallery: vehicle surfaces in block paving

In shortOur own photographs of vehicle surfaces, from base preparation to finished paving: double-T industrial yards, a large car park, a sloping driveway in rectangular blocks and paths in multi-size grey blocks. Each image has a short caption describing what it shows.

What is in the gallery?

The gallery collects photographs from our own jobs on vehicle surfaces. Some show work in progress, such as screeding the grit bed, compacting the base or cutting blocks at the edges; others show finished yards, a car park and a driveway. The captions describe only what is visible in each picture.

For a description of the same photos grouped into projects, see our project page. If you would like a similar surface, send us a photo and the approximate m² – free, no-obligation quote, or read about driveway block paving first.

How should I read these photos?

Look at the stage each picture shows rather than only the finished surface. The base, the edges and the laying course decide how a drive or yard behaves under vehicles, and they are hidden once the blocks are down. That is why the gallery includes photos of preparation and laying alongside completed work, so you can see what sits beneath a finished double-T yard.

Laying grey interlocking (double-T) pavers outside an industrial unit
Grey double-T paved yard in front of a building
Double-T paving in front of a roller door
Long double-T paved yard with crew at work
Finished double-T paved surface
Large finished double-T paved car park
Large industrial area being paved with plant and pallets
Large paving job with a loader
Sloping rectangular-paver driveway to a modern house
Preparing the base with a screed rail and plate compactor outside an industrial unit
Compacting and cutting pavers in an industrial car park
Laying double-T pavers to a string line
Progress laying double-T pavers
Screeding the grit bed outside an industrial unit
Two parallel paths in blended grey multi-size pavers beside a building
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