High load-bearing capacity. The load-bearing capacity of permeable pavement fully meets the C20-C25 concrete standards, surpassing that of ordinary permeable bricks.

Easy maintenance. Concerns about pore clogging are unnecessary—the permeable paving system can be easily resolved with high-pressure water washing.

Durability. Permeable pavement offers better wear resistance than asphalt, approaching the durability of standard pavement, and avoids the short lifespan and economic drawbacks of typical permeable bricks.

Freeze-thaw resistance. Permeable paving has superior freeze-thaw resistance compared to ordinary concrete surfaces and does not crack due to freeze-thaw cycles, thanks to its large-pore structure.

Excellent decorative effect. Permeable pavement offers color optimization options that allow designers to achieve decorative styles suited to various environments and personal preferences—something difficult to accomplish with ordinary permeable bricks.

High permeability. With a porosity of 15%-25%, permeable pavement allows water penetration at a rate of 31-52 liters per square meter per hour, far exceeding the drainage rate of effective rainfall under standard configurations.

High heat dissipation. The material’s low density (15%-25% voids) reduces heat storage capacity. The porous structure allows cooler underground temperatures to rise to the surface, lowering the overall pavement temperature. This makes permeable paving systems similar to natural vegetated ground in terms of heat absorption and storage.