The Igea Paver by Adybor is a rectangular paver measuring 24x12x6 cm, more elongated than the usual 20x10. With just 35 pieces per square meter, surfaces are covered more quickly and fewer joints remain visible, giving the pavement a cleaner, more open look. Made from vibropressed concrete in accordance with UNE-EN 1338.
✅ Advantages
Fewer pieces per square meter: 35 pcs/m² versus 50 for a 20x10, which speeds up installation.
Fewer joints: the elongated format creates a calmer layout and less visible sand lines.
2:1 proportion: allows running bond, staggered bond, herringbone and basket weave without cut pieces.
Wear: class 4 I, Xi<20 mm. Absorption: class 2B, X8<6%.
Intended use: pedestrian use, areas subjected to vehicle traffic and roofs.
🧰 Installation
Excavate the bedding area and compact the natural ground, leaving the drainage slope already marked.
Spread and compact a 15-20 cm sub-base of gravel for pedestrian use.
Lay a 3-5 cm bedding layer of sand, screeded level and not compacted.
Lay the pavers tight from a straight edge, mixing pieces from several pallets at once.
Confine the perimeter with a curb or concrete edging so the pavement does not spread.
Brush silica sand into the joints, run the plate compactor with a rubber mat, and repeat the sweeping after a few days.
📦 Formats and colors
Igea Paver 24x12x6 cm — gray and color. This is the only size in this range.
Factory available tones: gray, cream, red and black. Cream, red and black are priced under the value Color, which is how the manufacturer invoices them.
If you need this look with 8 cm thickness for vehicle traffic, see the Senda Paver 20x10x8 or the Uni Paver 22.5x11.25x8.
💡 Professional tip: the Igea is manufactured only in 6 cm, and that defines its limit: it is suitable for pedestrians and for the family car, but not for trucks or loaded vans; beyond that, an 8 cm paver is needed. Order 5-7% extra material for cuts and finishing, and buy it all at once, because a pallet ordered months later almost never matches in tone. And during installation, mix pieces from three or four pallets at a time: this way the natural variations of each batch are distributed and you won’t end up with blotches on the floor.
