Paving-Stones  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Paving stones are individual stones for surfacing alleys, streets, squares or paths. In the bakery there is a pastry, traditionally for Christmas, which is also called paving stones. It has the form of a cobblestone, as it was used in the Middle Ages and is still used today as a paving for special places that are to retain their historical style and charm. The term pavement comes from the Latin term (em) plastrum and in some cases also refers to the pavement for floors in addition to the pavement for traffic areas of all kinds in road and path construction. The execution of this work is called paving.In ancient times, interiors, squares and few paths were paved. In the Middle Ages, almost all streets in the cities were built with paving stones. These were mined in rocky rocks. Some paving stones have been specially treated. Others were taken as they were mined and used as pavement bedding. As a rule, concrete is poured over it today. Paving stones are made of natural stone, clinker, blast furnace slag or concrete. In Germany today about a quarter of the municipal areas are paved. Paving stones are also increasingly used for fixing inner courtyards. The laying of paving stone is carried out by the professional groups of pavers.