Note: Colours below are indicative only. Viewing a sample before purchasing is recommended. Our pavers are made in NZ with locally sourced natural materials and as such colour variation between regions is expected.
Holland® 80 Set
200L x 100W x 80D mm 50 units per m2
Check availability for Central & Upper North Island
The trademark cobbled-look surface of the Holland® Set gives you the ability to create a traditional stone look. These pavers are robust enough for a number of different design applications from urban vehicular rumble strips to parking bays. For upmarket bespoke concrete driveways or commercial settings you can incorporate bands of Holland® Sets. Mix and match textures and incorporate innovative laying designs to create a true stonescape environment.
Weight - 3.75kg (1,800kg per pallet)
No. per pallet - 480 (9.6m² per pallet)
Strength - 12 k/n on 250mm span
Suitable for Paths, Patios, Courtyards, Driveways
Colour Range
Smooth
Black Sands
Natural
Contact us to find the right product for your project
Sealing your pavers
We recommend sealing all Firth pavers to enhance longevity, protect the paver and be more durable in the open environment. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure the application of their selected sealant is done in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Proudly NZ Made
All Firth paving products are sourced from natural materials specific to those regional locations. For this reason, there is natural variation in the colour and appearance of the paver from batch to batch and region to region, as the pavers reflect the local character of the New Zealand landscape. Firth recommends viewing actual product, produced in your region, before making your final purchase decision
Declare
All our paving now carries the Declare label. Declare is a global initiative for building products that is designed to shape a greener, healthier environment and helps architects, designers, specifiers, and others better understand a product’s sustainable qualities and environmental effects.
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