Can zigzag pavers have chamfers or special edge details?

Can zigzag pavers have chamfers or special edge details?

Zigzag pavers can have chamfers or special edge details where these are technically suitable for the product and mould design. The requested profile must be shown on the block drawing so that it can be considered with the outline, pressing surfaces and release requirements.

Distinguish the edge detail from the main outline

A plan view defines the zigzag shape, while a section or enlarged detail explains a bevel, radius or other edge treatment. Mark which edges are affected and show whether the same detail continues around the full unit. If different faces or ends require different treatments, identify them separately instead of relying on a general note.

When using an existing paver as a reference, include clear top and side photographs along with the drawing. Wear or chips on a sample may obscure the intended edge, so mark the feature to be reproduced and any change requested for the new product.

Confirm the detail before finalizing the mould

Send the product dimensions, edge sections and available machine and tooling information together. The review should establish how the finished detail relates to the forming surfaces and the production interface. An illustration of a chamfered paver is a starting point for discussion, not confirmation of an unspecified chamfer size or of every possible profile. Record the agreed edge geometry on the final product drawing.

Related mould information

See Zigzag Interlock Paver Mold for the relevant mould range and drawing requirements.