Holland Pattern | Square paving tile with a brick-like look

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Light Traffic

400x400x38mm

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Paving Tiles

Holland Pattern

With its four grooved quadrants arranged in a clockwise pattern, the Holland Pattern paving tile blends visual depth and elegant pattern play.

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Light Traffic

400x400x38mm

PRODUCTS

Paving Tiles

Holland Pattern

Design

With its four grooved quadrants arranged in a clockwise pattern, the Holland Pattern paving tile blends visual depth and elegant pattern play.

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Light Traffic

Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.

Product Details

DIMENSIONS:

400x400x38mm

Popular colours

Red paving tiles resemble bricks while grey creates a neutral palette.

Black

Red

Recommended finishes

A shot-blasted finish adds a grainy surface texture and more grip to the paving tile.

Shot-blasted

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Highlights

The Holland Pattern paving tile lends itself seamlessly to multidirectional patterns.

Dynamic linear design

The four quadrants are further divided into rectangles, which creates a linear, segmented look that can be emphasised through directional laying.

Resembles bricks

With its rectangular segments, the Holland Pattern paving tile in red cues clay bricks while neutral shades are reminiscent of our bestselling KeyblokTM concrete paver.

Excellent surface grip

The grooved surface, especially when shot blasted, improves traction; this makes the paving tile a good fit for light-traffic driveways and walkways.

Ideal for height-restricted areas

The 38 mm thickness does not significantly increase surface height, making Holland Pattern suitable for basements and multi-level parking lots.

FAQs

What is the difference between a paver and a paving tile?

Pavers tend to be thicker, while paving tiles are thinner. Additionally, pavers are set in a sand bed while paving tiles are set in concrete. Due to their slender profile, paving tiles are recommended for light-traffic zones and areas with a height restriction, such as multi-level parking bays and basements.