Every good paver should know how to meet customers’ expectations. Often, those commissioning a project are not familiar with the products available on the market. In this situation, you need to know what advice to give. If a client asks you about a terrace made of modern pavers, you can recommend the Metrik pavers without hesitation – a product whose appearance and properties align with all the latest trends in the paving market.
Beauty lies in simplicity
Currently, architectural trends favour solutions that are original and subtle. Customers are increasingly willing to move away from traditional designs. Polbruk Metrik is ideal wherever a space is to be arranged in a modern and creative way. It is a paver whose simplicity and aesthetics fit perfectly with current trends. Layouts created with it are sure to be a delight to the eye for many years to come.
Technical
information The Metrik paver is 28 cm long and 7 cm wide. It is available in thicknesses of 6 and 8 cm, making it ideal for surfaces used by pedestrians and vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. This paver has a smooth texture and is available in four colours:nerino,korten, grey and graphite. The weathered texture, also known as the tumbled finish, is available to order only in the 8 cm thickness. Its modern look blends perfectly with the Murro fencing system.
A paving stone with many possibilities
The uniqueness of the Metrik paver lies not only in its appearance, but also in its many possible applications. It works well on both small and large areas. Structures made from it are durable, look stunning and catch the eye. This paver can be laid in several ways. The first method is the classic layout, which can be laid with or without a staggered pattern. The second, more modern layout is the distinctive ‘herringbone’ pattern, which resembles parquet flooring made of wooden planks.
Impregnation of paving
stones To guarantee the customer that the structure you have built will last for many years, mention the need to look after the pavers. Exhaust fumes, oil stains, clay, salt, and food spills (e.g. spilled coffee or wine) can soil the surfaces of driveways or terraces. Meanwhile, weather conditions can damage the surface structure and lead to deterioration.
