Paving in Byron Bay & the Northern Rivers
A paved surface is only as good as what is under it. Everything we lay goes on a compacted base with the right bedding and the right joint, because paving that moves is not a finish problem, it is a base problem.
Three hundred square metres
Sharpes Beach carpark at Skennars Head was three hundred square metres of concrete and paving for Ballina Shire Council. A carpark on a headland takes salt every day of the year and a full load of traffic every weekend, so the base did the work and the surface only had to stay put. Concrete where the cars run, pavers where people walk, and nothing on the job that needs painting or sealing to survive.
How we work
We lay sandstone and limestone crazy paving, cut stone, granite setts, pavers, stepping stones and plain concrete across Byron Bay, Suffolk Park, Bangalow, Lennox Head, Brunswick Heads, Ballina and the wider Northern Rivers. Crisp grout against green lawn is what makes an entrance read, so we take the joints seriously and we seal where the surface needs the protection.
Salt air eats cheap fixings and cheap sealers. Close to the beach we choose materials that weather to a finish rather than needing one, which is why so much of our work is stone, hardwood and corten rather than anything painted.
