Belgian Block Curbing in Great Meadows NY PA

A neighborhood with a distinctive mix of historic and new architecture, this genteel Great Meadows streetscape features charming shore colonial-style architecture, a deluxe townhome development, stepping stones nj ny pa and a host of unique touches like paver courtyard driveways and Belgian block curbing. This quaint neighborhood with its intimate scale and classic character makes a great home for those looking to live on a smaller budget yet still enjoy the perks of a larger city.

The Neighborhood:

In this historic neighborhood, the streets were paved in Belgian blocks and the homes are 18th-century rowhomes, so you feel that you are stepping back in time as you walk down the street. A neighborhood park, a historic church, and a remodeled community center give the area a unique look that is hard to find in more modern neighborhoods.

The Driveway:

The asphalt driveway often looks a little ragged, especially after a season of sleet and snow. But adding a row of Belgian block stones to each side will help you make your driveway feel more polished and attractive.

Installing the Stones:

If you plan to use Belgian blocks, you will need to excavate a trench on each side of your driveway. Dig about 3.5 inches down and 6 inches wide. Once you have excavated, lay the Belgian block stones from one end to the other.

Edging:

When you have finished laying your Belgian blocks, place plastic edging around the edge of your driveway. This will prevent the concrete from sliding and causing damage to the ground. Next, staple the edging to the ground with spikes.

Contact us:

Wicki Wholesale Stone, Inc.
Address: 17 Cemetery Road,Great Meadows,New Jersey 07838
Phone:908-637-6004
Email:wickiwhole54@businessmailsystem.com

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