Nicolock permeable pavers combine lasting performance with attractive styles designed for driveways, patios, walkways, and more. By allowing rainwater to filter through the surface and return to the ground below, these pavers help reduce runoff and support more effective stormwater management. Choose a pervious paving stone that complements your home while adding dependable drainage where it matters. Browse the collection below, then find a contractor to bring your project to life.
Permeable pavers are paving stones set with open joints so water passes between them into an aggregate base below instead of running off the surface. That base stores the water and lets it soak into the soil, which cuts runoff, prevents puddling, and helps recharge groundwater.
Because the stones themselves are solid concrete, a permeable surface carries the same vehicle loads as a standard paver driveway. You get stormwater control without giving up strength.
Many towns now cap how much of a lot can be hard surface, and some add a stormwater fee on top. Permits use different words for the fix, pervious pavers on one form and porous pavers on the next, but Nicolock permeable concrete pavers satisfy all of them.
You get the approval without the compromise. Water moves off the driveway instead of pooling against your foundation, winter meltwater drains instead of freezing in place, and the color still runs through the whole stone.
A permeable pavers driveway is the most common project, because that is where runoff and municipal coverage limits usually come up. The same systems work for patios, walkways, overflow parking, fire lanes, and stabilizing slopes along streams and lakes.
For a permeable paver patio, choose a tighter joint like SF-RIMA. For grass or gravel fill, Turfstone and Checker Block give you far more open surface.
Every stone here is made in our own U.S. plants and protected by Paver-Shield technology, so color runs through the whole paver and will not fade. Choose Checker Block for maximum drainage, SF-RIMA or Eco-Ridge for a natural stone look, Eco-Tre for an ADA compliant joint, or Turfstone for a planted grid.
Browse the colors available, then find a contractor certified to install a permeable system correctly. Building elsewhere on the property? See our driveway pavers and walkway pavers collections.
