Definition of paver
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: one that paves
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: a stone, brick, or block used for paving a surface
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Some folks replace their lawns with pavers, but that just adds to the heat of your house.
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There are the oak wood box-on-end pavers and the repurposed metal prison grates painted lime green, which serve as screens in the coat checks and bathroom stalls.
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Outside the cottage, landscape designer Judy Horton, who had revamped Patty and Bill’s garden years earlier, removed pavers and gravel to eliminate tripping hazards.
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In addition, 84 Lumber donated $1,000 for the Azek permeable pavers, Martin Marrietta Materials Quarry donated 26 tons of stone and Herring Run Nursery offered a 20 percent discount on native plants used for landscaping.
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Those charges used to hurt Romero, who now lives in San Jose, California, and works as a concrete and asphalt paver.
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The streetscape fixtures could include more pedestrian space for benches, landscaping, paver bricks and other plans that Biernacki said are outlined and envisioned in the village’s 2016 Downtown Revitalization and Refinement Project.
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Wolfe began working on the site May 29, and has removed the floor and tile walls, and brick pavers from the platform.
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The data from the micro paver is used to spit out something called a Pavement Condition Index rating for every block of the city.
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First Known Use of paver
15th century
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