Our Technology

A multitude of natural stone surfaces, brick and historic cobblestones were cast to create Unilock products utilizing Reala technology. The result is a wide variety of authentic textures with consistent dimensions which are more cost efficient to install.

REALA TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS: COPTHORNE® , COURTSTONE® , RICHCLIFF® , RIVERCREST® WALL AND TOWN HALL®

Only Unilock has the technology to manufacture Ultima Concrete here in North America, resulting in pavers and walls with up to four times the strength of poured concrete. The look you purchase is the look that will last.

ULTIMA CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS: COPTHORNE® , COURTSTONE® , RICHCLIFF® AND TOWN HALL

Color and granite particles are randomly dispersed using proprietary ColorFusion technology to achieve a unique mottled surface that resembles natural granite

COLORFUSION TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS: UMBRIANO®

Unlike after-market sealers which merely coat the top, EasyClean goes beyond the surface and becomes integral to the product during manufacturing. The result is enhanced surface color and protection from stains.

EASYCLEAN STAIN RESISTANCE PRODUCTS: SENZO® AND UMBRIANO®

Color flecks are randomly dispersed which makes for a visually pleasing appearance that is both unique and beautiful. This proprietary technology is exclusive to Unilock, found on our product, Granito.

The refined surface of Unilock EnduraColor products is achieved with a two step manufacturing process that combines a base of coarser aggregates for a stronger foundation, with concentrated color and wear-resistant finer aggregates on top. This process protects the surface from the appearance of fading over time because the top layer prevents large, lighter color aggregates from ever showing through.

Permeable pavers are a popular choice to unlock useable space in municipalities where non-permeable lot coverage is restricted. The pavers used in a permeable installation look very similar to traditional pavers, but are made with extra space between them so rainwater can flow back into the earth below, instead of running off the surface into storm sewers. Special materials are used in the permeable base and joints to encourage water to flow through.