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Strength and Durability - Durability

10/11/2012

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This video demonstrates the flexing properties of interlocking concrete pavers. This flexing pattern allows for weight and pressure to be distributed evenly over the pavers, which as a result provides for a higher PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) and a material that is more durable than Asphalt or Poured Concrete. Interlocking pavers are proving to be a huge money saver with very little maintenance costs. The strength and durability of ICP can be seen in shipping ports, airports and other high density/heavy load areas.


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