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The definition of ‘interlock’ is: to connect so that motion of any part is constrained by another”. Interlocking pavers are most commonly made of cement or concrete and tend to simulate the effects of cobblestone pathways. This special interlocking feature enables pavers to be easily installed without the use of mortar. Interlocking pavers have the advantage of being an easy self-installation paving material for the homeowner or contractor.
The interlocking blocks are high thickness products, which are resistant to any type of vehicle. Their principal characteristic is that, unlike standard tiles, they are not glued to the floor, but simply laid down and kept firm by compacted sand inserted under the pavers and in the gap between the pavers, thanks to distancing notches the interlocking pavers have on their sides. The standard thickness is usually 50-60 mm, but they can be made up to 80 mm thick.

Note : Price displayed is for 1 Sq.ft