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Durable, visually appealing, can be more costly, may be hard to work with due to hardness

Affordable, quick installation, requires resurfacing, can soften in high heat

Smooth texture, good drainage, can be displaced easily, needs containment

Wood alternative, low maintenance, can be more expensive upfront, potential for temperature-related expansion

Upscale appearance, slip-resistant, can be brittle and expensive, requires sealing to prevent stains

Safe, shock-absorbent, fade and slip-resistant, expensive, less traditional look

Allows water to pass through, reduces runoff, can be more expensive, may clog over time

Low maintenance, no watering, not as comfortable as natural grass, higher initial cost

Durable, traditional appearance, can be expensive and slippery when wet

Natural stone, beautiful color variations, softer and less durable than granite, can erode over time

Old-world appeal, extremely durable, can be uneven and expensive

Affordable, provides good drainage, may need weed maintenance, can be dusty

Variety of designs, easy to replace individual pavers, can shift over time, requires proper base for stability

Low water absorption, robust, high upfront cost, installation may require specialized contractors

Luxurious, stays cool, can be porous and susceptible to staining, Freeze-thaw cycles may crack it

Versatile, low-maintenance, can crack over time, prone to staining

Eco-friendly, reinforced structure, visibility of underlying soil, possible shifting over time

Natural stone, varied shapes, can be costly and heavy, may require regular maintenance

Sustainable, unique look, susceptible to water damage, may require treatment against pests