Built for Strength, Designed for Style—No Compromises.
One coordinated style for your entire outdoor living space.
Driveways first: Engineered to handle daily vehicle traffic.
Patios & walkways: The small-format pattern fits seamlessly into intimate spaces and pathways.
Pool decks: Non-slip texture makes it a stylish and safe choice for poolside areas.
Coordinated hardscapes: Matches stone steps, edging, and veneer for a unified outdoor design.
Professional results without new skills.
Same method as concrete pavers: Base prep, bedding layer, laying pattern, compaction, and jointing.
No special tools needed: Easy for both contractors and experienced DIYers.
Calibrated for consistency: Uniform thickness speeds installation and ensures a smooth finished surface.
Lightweight handling: Smaller pieces are easier to lift, align, and set in place.
Made to stand up to the elements year after year.
Freeze-thaw resilience: Dense composition helps prevent cracking or spalling in cold climates.
Fade resistance: Retains natural beauty even in harsh sun exposure.
Proven longevity: Outlasts typical concrete pavers in both structure and appearance.
Salt resistance: Stands up to de-icing products without surface damage.
Why more homeowners are choosing natural stone.
Increased property value: Enhances curb appeal and adds lasting resale value to your home.
Appearance: Stone offers richer, more authentic color and texture.
Maintenance: Easier to replace individual stones if needed.
Longevity: Maintains beauty and strength for decades with minimal upkeep.
How long do driveway pavers last compared to concrete?
With proper installation and care, De Terra natural stone driveway pavers can last decades—often 3–4 times longer than poured concrete. Their strength and flexibility help prevent cracking, so your driveway keeps its beauty and function year after year.
What paver size is best for driveways?
Most concrete driveway pavers are about 2 ⅜" thick and have an average strength of 8,000 PSI. De Terra driveway pavers are only 1 ¼" thick but test at nearly 15,000 PSI—almost double the strength. They’re easier to handle, install, and maintain, while the 3-piece pattern spreads weight evenly to keep your driveway looking great for years.
Can I drive on De Terra pavers right after installation?
Yes. Once installed and compacted, stone driveway pavers are ready for use immediately—no curing time required like with concrete.
Are De Terra pavers easier to repair than concrete?
Yes. If a paver is damaged, you can simply lift and replace it without disturbing the rest of the driveway. With concrete, repairs often leave visible patches.
How do De Terra pavers handle freezing and hot weather?
Our dense sandstone and limestone pavers are designed for all climates. They resist freeze-thaw damage, won’t spall, and retain their color even in harsh sun.
Are they slip-resistant?
Yes. The tumbled edge and textured surface of De Terra provide extra traction, making them a safe choice for driveways, patios, and pool decks.
Can I install De Terra myself?
If you’ve installed concrete pavers before, you can install De Terra. The process is the same: prepare the base, add bedding sand, lay the pattern, compact, and joint. For large driveways, hiring a pro can save time and ensure top results.
Are stone driveway pavers more expensive than concrete?
Generally yes but moderately. Natural stone like De Terra is a premium option, often costing more upfront than concrete. But homeowners gain superior durability, color integrity, ease of repair, longevity and design choice—all adding lifetime value