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Bevel paving bricks are commonly used for residential and commercial driveways and parking lots. With strong and durable bricks forming a surface for vehicles to drive and park on, bevel paving has grown in popularity over the years, offering an economical and aesthetically pleasing solution that can last for years. Various patterns and colours can […]
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South Africa’s topography lends to hilly and mountainous terrain, which is sometimes not ideal for construction, whether commercial or industrial. The perfect location might be at the top of a hill or dune but what happens when the sands of time start receding? New roads need to be built through this structurally unsound landscape. When
While the Romans may have invented the concept that we recognise today as concrete pavers by cutting natural stone, prior to that, the Egyptians made use of sandstone slabs to pave the roads that they used to build their magnificent pyramids. Today they are used to not only improve the aesthetics of industrial, commercial and
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There are many misconceptions when it comes to cement paving. Among them are the cost, longevity and, above all, maintenance. Whether residential, commercial or industrial, enhancing the aesthetics of building exteriors pays as it is not only visually pleasing, but it can increase the value of the property. MVA Bricks, as suppliers and installers of
A new storage area for newly manufactured vehicles at Ford Motor Company South Africa’s Silverton assembly plant in Pretoria has been overlayed with, a hard-wearing 60mm interlocking concrete block paver supplied by CMA member, MVA Bricks. The project was completed in December 2020, three months ahead of schedule. Designed by ViKO Consulting Engineers and covering
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One of the attenuation ponds under construction. A close-up of an attenuation-pond closed-face wall which was built using MVA-7 retaining wall blocks and sliders. A water channel runs adjacent to one of the attenuation walls which was constructed in a closed and open-face configuration The grass-covered bottom of one the attenuation ponds shortly after a
Retaining Wall Blocks used for Retaining Systems at Lanseria Industrial Site Read More »
