Reinventing stone

PERSONALISED DESIGN SERVICE
Homeowners, paving contractors, architects and engineers all make use of Pavatile's free CAD layout service.

PERSONALISED DELIVERY SERVICE
Our specialised delivery methods reduce breakages and speed up installations.

CUSTOM PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Where the size and nature of the project demands it, landscaping professionals and architects can depend on Pavatile to develop new products according to their requirements.

PAVATILE Home Page: April-May 2005

Pavatile is the largest manufacturer of simulated stone paving products in the Western Cape. Our reputation for consistent quality and dependability of supply is known to homeowners and to all the large civil contractors in the region.
NEW PRODUCT: Granito PlazaBlok Designed in collaboration with a leading landscape architect for an upmarket project in 2004, the crisp-edged PlazaBlok with its fine granite-emulating finish is fast becoming a favourite with developers looking for modern sophistication. The aesthetics are not the only endearing factor; good pricing and ease of use due to tight QC tolerances and the availability of square-off modules have assisted in ensuring the increasing popularity of the PlazaBlok amongst design professionals. Pavatile increases the capacity of its Personalised Delivery Service The demand for this service from Pavatile rose dramatically when customers realised how the specialised packing methods and truck-mounted all-terrain forklift delivery was reducing breakages and increasing the productivity of paving contractors. In order to be able to extend this service to as many customers as possible, Pavatile will soon be adding an additional trailer to its flagship truck, expertly operated by Farrell Manuel of FEM Transport. PEOPLE OF EXCELLENCE Bradford Stringer (Argitek) — Hennie De Villiers Argitekte Ons kuier by die argitek van 'n reeks nuwe ontwikkelinge by die Tyger Waterfront... David Stonestreet (Engineer) — De Villiers Sheard The involvement of engineer David Stonestreet from de Villiers Sheard at Lake Michelle has remained extensive... Hiroshi Sakurai (Maze Designer) Shortly after we supplied cobbles (including custom-developed fleur-de-lis modules) for the paved labyrinth at St. Georges' Cathedral in Cape Town , one of Pavatile's people was sick in bed for a da... John Wilkinson (Project Manager) When David Bridgman approached Plan Trust, John came out of retirement... Kobus Coetzee — West Coast Civils "Vir my is daar niks mooier as 'n nuwe pad nie," sê Kobus Coetzee. Want as 'n pad eers daar lê, en hy is goed gebou, en hy hóú, dan weet het hulle vir die nageslagte iets agterlaat... Paolo Viotti (Architect) — Vivid Architects The design architect of the Willowbridge shopping centre made extensive use of Pavatile products.... Ross Cameron (Environmental Consultant) — AVDS Environmental Consultants Upholding integrity whilst managing conflicting expectations.... Steyn Swanepoel (Landskapargitek) Hoekom het 'n mens 'n deskundige nodig vir dié soort projek? Daar's ten minste tien goeie redes.... Tanya de Villiers, Deon Bronkhorst and David Talbot A renewed trend in architecture and allied professions towards creating friendly, open spaces which might foster a sense of community.... Willie van der Linden (Projekbestuurder) — Linden Projects Willie van der Linden Pavatile se verslaggewer gesels met die Projekbestuurder van Platinum Junction , waar Pavatile se spesialis-betonprodukte gebruik word. Benadering Toe Pavatile ‘n paar maande ...	PROJECTS Meet the top dog at Lake Michelle Exclusive interview: Find out who's running the show at this enormous project out in Noordhoek. Die Franschhoek — Spoghotel in aanbou gebruik Pavatile-produkte Lees episode twee van ons vervolgverhaal oor die vernuwing van dié romantiese hotel. What paving would an architect specify for his own home? Find out why the Waltons chose Pavatile. Ready to build at Fairtrees Pavatile's ClassiCobble and Transition Cobble Edge (seen here forming channels) have been used extensively at Fairtrees Estate in Durbanville where the quiet avenues hold their breath in anticipation of the building of the houses.