XVII (Chapter 8). Permeable Paving
Publications
Porous Pavements, by Bruce K. Ferguson. CRC Press, 2005.
Stormwater. This journal is published seven times a year for surface water quality professionals. Case studies on porous pavement installation and use are often presented. Website: www.stormh2o.com/sw.html.
The Art and Craft of Stonescaping-Setting and Stacking Stone, by David Reed. Sterling, 1999.
Suppliers of plastic geocells
Invisible Structures, Inc. (makers of Gravelpave2, and Grasspave2), www.invisiblestructures.com.
Presto Products (manufacturers of Geoblock), www.alcoa.com/alcoa-geo/en/home.asp.
Funke North America Ltd. (manufacturers of Golpla), www.funkenorthamericaltd.com.
Suppliers of open-jointed, interlocking concrete pavers
SF Concrete Technology, Inc., SF-RIMA permeable pavements, www.sfconcrete.com
UNI-Group U.S.A., Uni Eco-Stone permeable pavers, www.uni-groupusa.org.
Pavestone brand’s InfiltraStone permeable pavers, www.pavestone.com.
Porous concrete
www.perviouspavement.org. Porous concrete, “pour water through concrete†resources.
Sources of salvaged concrete and brick paving material
Nearby construction zone (ask first).
The landfill (some landfills separate concrete and brick from other wastes, and allow you to take it for free).
Recycler’s World, www.recycle.net.
Craigs List, www.craigslist.org.
Freecycle, www.freecycle.org.
