Bonds


Find your pattern.

There are many ways to lay paving. The common ones, are the ones we will be laying here, but there are many others which are available if you so choose. Contact us if the laying pattern you are thinking of is not listed for the paving you require.

Stack Bond

Stack bond paving is as it sounds. Each paver is laid with the appearance of it stacking on top of the next row. It is also known as Grid bond of Checkerboard bond. It is generally used for square paving styles but the important thing is you go for a laying pattern that you you like.

Empty green grid with 4 rows and 4 columns, resembling a tic-tac-toe board.

Square stack bond

A pachinko machine with a digital display and buttons.
A color calibration or test image with a grid of small squares and larger squares, featuring various shades of green and gray for alignment and calibration purposes.

Rectangular stack bond

Close-up of wet grey granite tiles on ground with visible grout lines.

Rectangular stack bond

Square stack bond

Stretcher Bond

A stretcher bond pattern is a simple choices for paving. but it is very popular. Pavers are offset by half a paver compared to the the subsequent row, alternating with each line laid. This design allows for easy installation and provides a neat, aligned look that's suitable for various applications.

A grid of rectangular sections with a light green background. The sections are separated by dark lines, creating a rectangular pattern.

Transverse stretcher bond
(with square tiles)

A digital rendering of a brick wall pattern with light green bricks and gray grout lines.

Transverse stretcher bond
(with rectangular tiles)

A collage of multiple rectangular sections filled with light green color.

Longitudinal stretcher bond
(with rectangular tiles)

White tiled floor with light gray grout lines, partially visible beige wall with black trim along the bottom edge.

Stretcher bond (with rectangular tiles)