NOCO is a "No Compaction" polymeric joint specially developed for the installation of flagstones and other paving materials for which mechanical compaction is not possible or difficult.
Pros: Easy installation, easy cleaning, prevents weed growth and ant hills
Cons: Must be sure to direct water properly, cannot be easily pulled up after installation, does deteriorate over many years and need replenished. More costly than gravel.
A multi-weather jointing compound for pavers, natural stones, permeable slabs, and outdoor porcelain.
Pros: Easy installation, easy cleaning, prevents weed growth and ant hills
Cons: Cannot be easily pulled up after installation, does deteriorate over many years and need replenished. More costly than gravel.
Very fine-grained sand. Natural tan/gray in color.
Pros: Packs tightly between the stones, permeable.
Cons: Will deplete over time and come out when sweeping or pressure washing and need to be replenished.
Tiny rock shards that are 1/4" at the largest and dust at the smallest. The smaller fines get between the larger shards and allow this product to pack extremely well.
Pros: Packs well, multiple color options.
Cons: Size may be too large for some smaller joints
With soil or compost between the stones, you can plant grass, moss or steppable plants.
Pros: drainage, appealing.
Cons: Maintenance of the grass or plants may be higher or more susceptible to weed growth.
Small 3/8" round pebble rock.
Pros: Multiple color options. Optimal drainage.
Cons: Will continuously move and shift causing them to constantly roll up on top of the patio stones.
A polymeric sand that will harden and lock between the pavers, securing them in the same position.
Pros: Easy installation, easy cleaning, prevents weed growth and ant hills.
Cons: Must be sure to direct water properly, cannot be easily pulled up after installation.
NOCO is a "No Compaction" polymeric joint specially developed for the installation of flagstones and other paving materials for which mechanical compaction is not possible or difficult.
Pros: Easy installation, easy cleaning, prevents weed growth and ant hills
Cons: Must be sure to direct water properly, cannot be easily pulled up after installation, does deteriorate over many years and need replenished. More costly than gravel.
A multi-weather jointing compound for pavers, natural stones, permeable slabs, and outdoor porcelain.
Pros: Easy installation, easy cleaning, prevents weed growth and ant hills
Cons: Cannot be easily pulled up after installation, does deteriorate over many years and need replenished. More costly than gravel.
Very fine-grained sand. Natural tan/gray in color.
Pros: Packs tightly between the stones, permeable.
Cons: Will deplete over time and come out when sweeping or pressure washing and need to be replenished.