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VERONA®
Product Sizes & Quantities
Size Depth Quantity Quantity Bale size
(mixed bale) (per m2) (per bale)
240 x 160mm
60mm 15.6 units of 432 13.82m2
& each size
160 x 160mm
Mixed bales include an equal number of all sizes.
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GENERAL INFORMATION - MAINTENANCE
Cleaning & sealing of concrete paving units
All surfaces require some element of cleaning and maintenance, and paving is no different.
Regular maintenance and cleaning will maintain the surface appearance and overall
performance of both concrete paving and concrete paving flags.
Initial maintenance (sand or mortar). The washer should Mosses & Lichens
During the very early life of the be on a medium pressure setting Mosses and lichens will grow on most
paving, the joints between the units or lower, and should NOT be aimed surfaces, particularly in shaded and
should be regularly “topped up” with directly at the paving surface, but at north facing areas. There are several
jointing sand. The paving should only an angle of 30° approximately. treatments that will deal with these
be brushed by hand. Mechanical 4. Cleaning detergents can be used, growths on the market. The use of
sweepers and sweepers with high however, some detergents are acidic sulphate of iron is not recommended
suction forces should not be used, and overuse can damage some as it will stain the paving.
since there is a risk of loss of jointing paving products. It is advisable
sand from between the units which to follow the manufacturer’s
will cause the loss of interlock and instructions and rinse the areas
failure of the paved surface. fully. The resulting runoff should
be carefully channelled to either
drainage points or containers from
Cleaning of pavements where it can be safely disposed of.
There are four levels of cleaning that Replace any washed out jointing sand
can be carried out on a paved area. with new dried sand (available in 25 kg
Prior to undertaking any maintenance/ bags from Roadstone) once the paving
cleaning, it is advisable to carry out a has dried.
trial in a small inconspicuous area to
ensure there are no adverse effects on
the paving. Weeds
1. General dirt should be removed by Avoid the re-occurrence of weeds by
regular dry brushing. removing them once they appear. If a
weed killer is required, test in a small
2. Where the paving has become dull area prior to use. Always follow the
showing a loss of colour, a wet wash manufacturer’s instructions.
with a stiff bristle brush and garden
hose can be adequate.
3. For more stubborn areas, a power
washer can be used, taking care not
to remove the jointing materialsEfflorescence As the efflorescence dissolves, there Sealing
This is a naturally occurring will be some frothing (effervescence) The use of certain sealers can prevent
phenomenon, which occurs to and once this has finished the whole most stains occurring on the surface
a varying extent on all cement/ surface should be rinsed thoroughly and aids cleaning. Sealants may require
lime based products, for which with clean water, taking care to dispose further applications depending on the
Roadstone cannot be held responsible. of the run-off safely. In some cases, frequency of use on the paved surface.
Efflorescence is not a manufacturing more than one treatment may be Where the surface has been treated
fault and in no way affects the required. with a specialist prepolymer urethane
structural integrity of concrete sealer and stabiliser, it should be cured
products. in accordance with the manufacturer’s
Oil stains recommendations before allowing
Efflorescence, also known as lime
Oil penetrates readily into most trafficking.
bloom, can appear as a white deposit
concrete paving, therefore any
covering part or the entire surface.
spillages should be removed promptly
Except in very severe cases, the
with an absorbent material, e.g. paper Permeable Paving
phenomenon disappears completely
towels, cloth or granules to prevent Maintenance
when the blocks are wet and reappears
staining. (Roadstone Aquaflow)
as the blocks dry out. The phenomenon
is temporary and will, with time, DO NOT wipe the oil - this drives it into The surface blocks have a design life
disappear as a result of normal traffic the concrete and spreads the spill over equivalent to standard block paving.
and weathering. a larger area. The surface blocks require routine
maintenance and the surface should
Efflorescence can be removed using an A degreaser should be applied as
be brushed at least twice a year, either
acidic washing agent. The area should soon as possible to break down the
with a mechanical brush, ensuring that
first be thoroughly soaked with clean oil. Washing up liquid used neat is a
the vacuum is switched off, or by hand.
water and a commercial acidic washing good starting point while a suitable
It is recommended that this should be
material (available from Roadstone degreaser is being sourced. If the stain
carried out in the spring and after leaf
and most builders’ merchants) should persists, then an emulsifying degreaser
fall in autumn.
be immediately applied in accordance should be brushed onto the affected
with the manufacturer’s instructions. area, and left for a period of time, in After the brushing, the 3mm grit
accordance with the manufacturer’s should be re-applied to the surface
To avoid colour variation of the washed
instructions. The emulsified oil should where appropriate (available from
surface, equal amounts of washing
be washed away with plenty of water. Roadstone) and brushed back into the
agent should be applied to all areas of
(Degreasers are available from your joints.
the pavement.
local Roadstone outlet and hardware
stores)
HEALTH & SAFETY
• Always wear the recommended protective clothing.
• Always work in a well ventilated area.
• When using detergents and cleaners please ensure that you follow the manufacturer’s instructions fully.
NOTE:
Prior to undertaking any maintenance/cleaning, it is advisable to carry out a trial in a small inconspicuous area to
ensure there are no adverse effects on the paving.
This advice is offered as a guide only; Roadstone does not accept any liability for any damages occurring from its
use.
For further details please visit www.roadstone.ieGENERAL INFORMATION
- LAYING PAVING
Roadstone, with its product ranges, has • For footpaths around dwellings, • Falls should be built into the sub-base
always kept both the customer and the material conforming to Annex E of and the area should be free draining. A
paving contractor at the forefront of its SR21:2004+A1:2007 “guidance on the saturated sub-base and laying course
product range, offering both durable and use of I.S. EN 13242:2002 – Aggregates is one of the main causes of failure and
pleasing products along with the correct for Unbound and Hydraulically Bound rutting.
accessories required to complete any Materials for use in Civil Engineering
project undertaken. • Before spreading the laying paving
Work and Road Construction grit sand, the area should be inspected
When considering the physical work and (incorporating amendment 1:2007 --- and no area of the finished level of the
skills required in laying paving, you should (4/40mm coarse aggregate, or suitable base course should be more than the
include the following: Clause 804 material). depth of the block +40mm, especially
1. Do you have the required skill and the • The sub-base should be compacted around manholes, kerbing and other
time to completely finish the job? using a vibrator or roller to within obstacles.
10/15mm of level required. (40mm +
2. Have you access to the required tools?
depth of paving unit below finished
3. Are you fit enough to carry out the level).
physical work required?
If the answer is no to any of the above
questions, you should seek the help of an
experienced contractor.
The following advice consists general
recommendations only, and represent
standard good building practise.
Further more detailed information can be
obtained from www.roadstone.ie
or consult guidance document
BS 7533 Parts 1 to 9.
Site Preparation
• Remove all site vegetation and top
soil to a suitable load bearing stratum,
incorporating the correct level,
including falls. Check and remove any
soft spots and fill with appropriate
material.
Sub Base Construction
(typical residential application)
• Typically a sub-base of compacted
Clause 804 or similar, between 150mm
and 300mm deep will be sufficient
for most applications, depending on
soil type, depth of build-up required
and loading that will be applied to the
finished surface.Edge restraints Laying of Paving Plate Vibrating, Interlock and
• A selection of concrete kerbs and • Decide on required pattern and work Joint Filling
edge restraints including Edge Pro are from a corner. • Use a suitable weight vibrator.
available from Roadstone. • Always lay the paving against any falls • Ensure the surface of the vibration
• Generally concrete kerbs are used, (up hill). plate is clean.
kerbs should be fixed into position • Work across the paved surface. • Some vibrators can be fitted with
by haunching the kerb unit with a
• Check lines and levels regularly. a rubber mat that will reduce the
suitable concrete mix.
possibility of scuffing the surface of
• Ensure kerb line follows the fall of the • Cutting of paving should be carried
the block.
finished surface. out using a block splitter (guillotine)
– please ensure that you follow the • The Initial pass with a plate vibrator
manufacturer’s guidelines for use. should compact the blocks
Screeding of Bedding approximately 20/25% into the sub-
• Always select products from at least
base, bringing the sub-base sand into
• The laying course should be a washed three different bales to ensure a
the joints, creating the interlock.
course grit sand complying with the correct blending is achieved.
requirements of Tables D1 & D2 of • The area should be checked at this
• A concrete saw can also be used, but
annex D of BS 7533 Part 3. Available stage and any defective blocks should
care should be taken not to allow dust
from Roadstone locations. be replaced.
from this saw onto the finish surface
• This should be 40mm in thickness after or the blocks prior to use. Cutting with • Check levels again and reinstate if
final compaction. a con saw should therefore be carried necessary.
• Pay particular attention to the setting out away from the work area and the • Spread the kiln dried jointing sand
of the bedding course, as the finished cut block cleaned before placing. evenly over the surface ensuring all
surface of the paving will mirror • After cutting in and laying all blocks, joints are full.
this layer. Ensure correct falls are check surface and remove and replace • Re-vibrate surface and top up all joints.
maintained. Use screeding rails to any damaged or defective blocks. Continue this process until all joints
ensure a correct surface level. are full with sand.
• Sweep all debris material from the
• This can be laid either partial pre- area and carry out a final check for • Top up with jointing sand again in 28
compaction or compacted after laying. damaged or defective blocks. days and follow regular maintenance
• Do not walk on surface after screeding • Do not lay paving on saturated sand as procedures afterwards. The finished
/ laying sand. the laying course will be unstable and area is now suitable for all traffic.
liable to rutting until the sand dries out.
IMPORTANT
Every care has been taken to reproduce the colour and blocks in this document as accurately as possible. However,
we can not reproduce exact colours in print and recommend you examine relevant samples prior to ordering.
Roadstone is not responsible for the naturally occurring phenomenon of efflorescence nor the normal variation in
colour or texture inherent in concrete products.
The information given in this brochure is correct to the best of our knowledge but customers and specifiers
must satisfy themselves as to the suitability of any particular product, specification or design detail for a specific
application.SAMPLE PAVING LAYOUTS
Indicative layouts shown
CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE
AND SETTS
AND SETTS CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE
MIX OFMIX
3 SIZES
OF 3 SIZES represent a portion of a paved
area but should not be used as a
pattern to follow or continually
CASTLESTONE AND SETTS
CASTLESTONE AND SETTS CASTLESTONE MIX OF MIX
CASTLESTONE 3 SIZES
OF 3 SIZES
repeat, as this may result in
having a surplus of one particular
size left over. Use all the paving
sizes within each bale to cover the
required paved area.
CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE
MIXED MIXED
STRETCHER
STRETCHER
BOND BOND CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE
450 HERRINGBONE
450 HERRINGBONE
CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE MIXED STRETCHER
MIXED STRETCHER BOND BOND CASTLESTONE
CASTLESTONE 450 HERRINGBONE
450 HERRINGBONE
THOMOND RANDOM BONDURBANA
URBANA
COURSED
COURSED URBANA
URBANA
RANDOM
RANDOM URBANA
URBANA
SETTS SETTS
URBANA SETTS COBBLESETT 90° HERRINGBONE COBBLESETT STRECHER BOND
E COBBLESETT
COBBLESETT STRECHER
STRECHER BOND BOND COBBLESETT
COBBLESETT PARQUETPAVING
Indicative layouts shown
represent a portion of a
paved area but should
not be used as a pattern
to follow or continually
repeat, as this may result
in having a surplus of one
particular size left over.
Use all the paving sizes
within each bale to cover
the required paved area.You can also read
