Templates

Paver pattern templates you can copy

Each template shows a laying pattern live in your browser, lists the stone formats with quantities per square metre, and walks through the PatioPlanner features you use to put the pattern on your own surface.

Opus Romano (12 stones)

Opus Romano: a laying plan for the Roman pattern

Twelve pavers in four sizes form a 1.2 × 1.2 m module with no continuous cross joint. The surface looks hand-laid. Without a plan, though, it is easy to lose track while laying.

8.3 stones per m² · Large patios, courtyards, natural stone look

Open in planner

How to use a template

  1. Open the template and try the rotation and joint width in the preview.
  2. Click "Open template in planner". The planner loads the brick type, pattern and load class of the template.
  3. Create your surface as a rectangle or trace the outline as a polygon. The pattern fills it right away.
  4. Read the shopping list: full stones, cut stones, crushed stone, grit, curbstones and joint filler.

Which pattern suits which surface?

Quantities are theoretical, without joints or waste. The planner's shopping list adds both for your surface.

TemplateBest forFormats (mm)Stones per m²
45° herringbone: a template for driveways and patiosDriveways, parking pads, busy patios200 × 10050
Basket weave: a paver template for patios and seating areasPatios, seating areas, paths without car traffic200 × 10050
Pinwheel pattern: a template with squares and rectanglesPatios, courtyards, entrances200 × 100, 100 × 10055.6
One-third offset: a template for large-format paversPatios with large-format slabs, modern paths600 × 3005.6
Opus Romano: a laying plan for the Roman patternLarge patios, courtyards, natural stone look200 × 200, 400 × 200, 400 × 400, 600 × 4008.3
Stretcher-soldier bond: a template for garden pathsGarden paths, walkways, narrow areas200 × 100, 100 × 10056.3

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