URBANIT Paving Blocks 6 Tiles Right Laying

Reference: IURBANITPAV10000

Compatible Stabilisation modules Stabilisation tiles for block pavers Driveways and parking spaces Pavers

Stabilisation module for 6 pavers laid straight. Compatible with all URBANIT stabilisation modules. 15x15x6cm block paver format.

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Description

Interlocking system to ensure maximum stability of adjoining modules.

Customisable visual layout.

100% recycled black polyolefin module for use with 15x15x6 cm block pavers. URBANIT® block paving modules are easy to lay and open up the opportunity to create patterns by combining block pavers of different colours. Use this product to create water-permeable car parks, access roads, footpaths, cycle paths, etc. These block paving modules can also be used to mark out different types of parking space (PRM, electric vehicles, etc.) and traffic zones, etc.

Made in France.

10 year warranty

Iso9001

Iso14001

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Recycled material.

Keypoints

Optimal and natural drainage of rainwater.

Quick and easy to lay.

Documentation

Technical data sheet

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Directions for use

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Technical characteristics

Height in mm:

Length in mm:

476

Width in mm:

319

Color:

Black

Material:

Recycled polyolefin

Usable area in SQM:

0,1518m2

Weight KG:

0,580kg ie 3,8kg/m2

Stackable:

Yes

Packing:

Pallet of 138 pcs ie 20,9484 m2

Installation and Application

Type of block paving recommended: 15 x 15 cm x 6 cm high. Allow 40 paving blocks per m2.

The Urbanit® range is not designed for intensive use by heavy goods vehicles. Do not use with hot asphalt. Do not drive over empty modules.

Can be laid on gradients of up to 2%.

a question?

Our landscaping experts have the answers

1. Which block pavers provide optimum stability?

Our block paving stabilisers can be used with all 15x15x6 cm high concrete block pavers. Stone and sandstone paving can also be used, although their higher cost makes them less common.