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Well, you do have eyes in your head, so what does a paved area look like in your city after 10 years, which was probably made of concrete?

Today, we finally got started!

Here just a picture from afar from this morning

Brick pavement is hell on black ice. I never thought a surface could become so incredibly slippery.

setting aside the fact that brick paving is unfortunately not a bargain either and it has to match the rest.

Brick is totally great where it fits. But it already becomes extremely slippery with some shoes in the rain...

I would take a permeable eco-paving, they are not that unaffordable. Check your municipal statutes to see under what conditions the rainwater fee is reduced.

Permeable "eco" paving ranks very high on my top 5 biggest marketing gimmicks

The area is, rightly, still counted as sealed. An overflow into the drainage system is, of course, still necessary. The paving is more expensive, more prone to dirt, and less slip-resistant in winter due to the open-pored structure. Depending on the municipality, this is rewarded with a 50% reduction of the stormwater fee for the respective area.

Anyone who, for whatever reason, does not want to discharge their surface water at least partially ensures drainage on their own property. "Eco paving" is the wrong way to do this.