When selecting paver shapes, it’s important to consider that straight lines and pavers of various sizes best complement Scandinavian-style buildings. Conversely, if the house design features curved or round shapes, Brikers recommends choosing pavers with rounded edges.
When choosing the paver color, consider the color of the building’s facade, fence, and roof.
To make it easier to navigate the color options, colors are divided into 3 groups:
Standard – Pigment is added to the paver’s top layer in any color; standard base colors are white, black, brown, red, and olive-colored stones.
Intense – A vibrant surface color is achieved by adding pigment to high-quality white cement.
Colour mix – The paving creates a flowing color palette, chosen from two or three shades. The uniqueness of each paver is created by a special color combining technology, incorporated randomly, making the pavers look like batik.
Brikers offers 4 types of finishes:
Classic – Untreated, smooth stone surface.
Abrasive – Rough, grainy surface texture with an anti-slip effect. Can be successfully combined with smooth pavers. Especially vibrant in color.
Retro – An aged look achieved with aging technologies. Particularly compatible with restored buildings.
Signature – Exclusive paver surface – it incorporates fragments of volcanic basalt, Italian marble, and other Mediterranean rocks of various sizes. Shimmers in the sun.
