Porcelain tile driveway? Anyone?

[infinkc]

Thinking of doing some porcelain tile/pavers. On the driveway in one section. Anyone ever do this?

Curious how well it holds up outside.




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[mobiledynamics]

What's winter like for you....

 

[ddurrett896]

Tiles = No
Pavers = Yes

 

[Dakota00]

I've done a porcelain tile installation on a driveway for a client, no issues. The slab had radiant heating for the winter.

 

[ford33]

What is your location?

 

[Bad]

I'd recommend you use porcelain pavers. They can be very durable and aesthetically pleasing based on advances in the manufacturing and new types of technology.

 

[infinkc]

What is your location?

California, so just heat here, no freezing temps.


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[Jinks]

Neighbors across the street did that on their home & a rental they had on a side street near us. It may just be the tile they chose, but I don't find it particularly attractive. They keep a sign out trying to prevent turn arounds in their drives. Some tires make a high pitch noise when turning in the drive, some don't..... They have a couple of tile guys there 2 or 3 times a year repairing/replacing tiles. Seems expensive/labor intensive for no better appearance than pavers, thin pavers, colored concrete would have gotten them.