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Concrete Paths Versatile, Durable, Affordable.
There's a good reason why so many of our nation's roadways are paved with concrete: it is the most durable, economical, and environmentally-friendly of all pavement options. Departments of Transportation and Municipalities choose concrete because it delivers high performance at a low life-cycle cost, and this is something to consider for paths as well.
Concrete has also been the building
material of choice in landscaping for heavily-used urban and garden paths,
footpaths in country parks, rural trails and other recreation areas, and riverside paths.
It is an easier material to use than Tarmac or asphalt, with a color that is
usually
Other advantages of concrete paths include:
► Easily cover asphalt surfaces
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more sympathetic to rural settings. Pervious concrete is ideal for sections
of path which cannot be drained, or which are subject to stream/river
erosion.
