Last Updated on October 20, 2026 by Umar Farooq
The cost of Belgard pavers for the material alone runs from about $3.56 to $8.21 per square foot for standard concrete lines, going by the one published suggested-retail list I could find. Entry-level Dimensions and Origins sit at the bottom and textured premium lines such as Brooklyn at the top. Permeable Belgard pavers were $4.57 to $4.79 on the same list. Belgard porcelain is quoted at $10 to $15 per square foot by a Florida Belgard contractor. Installation is extra, and on most patios it costs more than the pavers. You can read more in the guide to paver contractor contract. If this applies to your yard, our guide to permeable pavers cost goes into more detail.
Belgard doesn't publish prices. The numbers below come from Standard Concrete Products' Belgard retail price list for Eastern Pennsylvania (2024 edition). I checked every row against the line's own product page on Belgard's site. Other regions, and other dealers, will differ.
Belgard pavers price list by line
| Line | Finish tier | Price per sq ft | Colors on the list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions 6 or 12 | CoreMix | $3.56 | 3 (Hickory, Sable Blend, Silex Blend) |
| Origins 6 or 12 | CoreMix | $3.56 | 3 |
| Brick Stone, Old Town Cobble | DuraFusion | $4.39 | 3 to 5 |
| Eco-Cobble (permeable) | DuraFusion | $4.79 | 2 |
| Dimensions 12 or Origins 12 | DuraFusion | $5.06 | 4 to 5 |
| Dimensions 18 | DuraFusion | $5.36 | 5 |
| Charlestone | DuraFusion | $6.26 | 2 |
| Dimensions 12 | DuraFusion + ColorTech | $6.41 | 5 |
| Trilogy (smooth or textured) | DuraFusion + ColorTech | $6.49 | 4 |
| Dimensions slab 24 × 36 | DuraFusion + ColorTech | $7.00 | 2 |
| Mega-Arbel patio slab | CoreMix | $7.56 | 3 |
| Basalt 18, Papyrus 18 | DuraFusion | $7.72 | 2 |
| Brooklyn | DuraFusion + ColorTech | $8.21 | 2 |
Turfstone grid pavers are listed at $10.58 each, about $4.10 per square foot at 2.58 sq ft per unit.
Why the cost of Belgard pavers changes within one line
The same Dimensions 12 paver is listed three times, at $3.56, $5.06 and $6.41. The shape doesn't change. The surface does:
- CoreMix is the base mix, and on this list it only comes in three colors.
- DuraFusion, in Belgard's words, "provides refined texture and enhanced color and wear-resistance". It adds $1.50 a square foot here.
- ColorTech is a further upgrade on top of DuraFusion. It adds another $1.35. The list doesn't explain what it changes, so ask the dealer to show you both finishes side by side.
On a 200 sq ft patio, going from CoreMix to the top finish adds about $570. That's real money, and whether it's worth it depends mostly on color. If one of the three CoreMix colors suits the house, the cheap version is the same paver with the same driveway rating. If none of them does, the upgrade is paying for the color you actually want.
Pallet math for a real patio
Belgard is sold by the cube, meaning a pallet, and cube sizes vary by line. That changes the true cost more than the per-foot price suggests. For a 12 × 16 ft patio, 192 sq ft plus 10% for cuts comes to about 212 sq ft:
| Line | Sq ft per cube | Cubes needed | Material cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions 12, CoreMix | 120 | 2 (240 sq ft) | about $854 |
| Dimensions 12, DuraFusion + ColorTech | 120 | 2 (240 sq ft) | about $1,538 |
| Mega-Arbel | 104.4 | 3 (313 sq ft) | about $2,368 |
Mega-Arbel's cube is just too small for this size of patio, so you'd pay for a third pallet you mostly won't use. Ask whether the yard sells single layers (Mega-Arbel's is 8.7 sq ft) before you plan around full cubes. Our guide to how many pavers you need covers waste factors for curves and patterns.
Porcelain and permeable Belgard prices
Eagle Pavers, a Belgard Authorized Contractor in Florida, prices Belgard by paver type. It gives $6 to $7 per square foot for concrete pavers, $7 to $10 for permeable and $10 to $15 for porcelain. Its concrete figure sits above the Pennsylvania list's entry price, which is what you'd expect from a Florida contractor quoting the lines it installs. Take it as that contractor's range, not a national price.
On the Pennsylvania list, the permeable lines were actually cheap: Aqualine at $4.57 and Eco-Cobble at $4.79. The extra cost of a permeable driveway is in the open-graded base, not the pavers. Porcelain sizes, weights and installation are in our Belgard porcelain pavers guide.
Installed cost: where most of the money goes
I couldn't find an installed price that Belgard publishes. The most useful benchmark I found came from a competitor. Unilock's patio cost guide puts a 400 sq ft paver patio at $12,000 to $16,000, or $30 to $40 per square foot, and says the pavers are "about 20%" of the project budget. Excavation, base, labor, edging and joint sand make up the rest. Apply that to Belgard and the gap between a $3.56 and a $6.41 paver is a few percent of the finished price.
That leads to my one strong opinion on Belgard pricing: spend the upgrade budget below the pavers first. The finish tier changes the surface. The base, meaning 4 inches of compacted stone under a patio and 6 under a driveway on well-drained soil (ICPI Tech Spec 2), changes whether the surface stays flat. A premium paver on a thin base is a very handsome way to build a dip. If the budget only stretches to one upgrade, make it the base, then buy the paver finish you can afford.
Where to buy Belgard pavers
- Belgard dealers. Landscape supply yards and masonry dealers, found through the "Find a Dealer" tool on Belgard's site. They have the full line, samples, pallet delivery and the price list for your region.
- Home Depot and Lowe's. Both list a small range of Belgard pavers online, such as Holland Stone and some cobble lines. The selection is regional and limited, but it's handy for a few repair pieces.
- Distributors such as SiteOne. These are trade-oriented and show prices after you log in.
- Belgard Authorized Contractors. If you're hiring out the install, they buy the material. Ask for the material line on the quote to be itemized, per square foot and per cube.
What Belgard reviews actually talk about
I went looking for independent review data on Belgard and mostly found contractor and dealer pages, which are not neutral. Eagle Pavers praises Belgard's durability and calls porcelain "the best long term investment option". Braen Supply's buying guide says "Belgard strongly recommends that the pavers be sealed". Belgard's own sealing article is more relaxed. It calls every 3 to 5 years "the basic rule of thumb" for resealing, and I'd only reseal when water stops beading.
The themes that recur, as far as I could tell:
- Color availability is regional. A color seen in a photo may not be sold in your area. Belgard's product pages say availability "varies by color and region".
- Warranty. Belgard's product pages list a lifetime transferable limited warranty. Register the job on Belgard's warranty page and keep the receipts and pallet tags.
- Big-box selection. Store stock is a narrow slice of the catalog.
Price the job, then the paver
The cost of Belgard pavers ranges from $3.56 to $8.21 a square foot for concrete on the one published list I found, and the finish tier drives most of that spread. Use the per-square-foot table to pick a tier, then do the pallet math, add delivery, and compare the total at two dealers. Save any premium for the stone underneath before the surface on top. And if a CoreMix color already matches the house, count the savings as a very good day at the yard.
FAQ
How much do Belgard pavers cost per square foot?
On Standard Concrete Products' Eastern Pennsylvania suggested retail list, Belgard concrete pavers run from $3.56 (Dimensions and Origins in CoreMix) to $8.21 (Brooklyn). A Florida Belgard contractor quotes $6 to $7 for concrete, $7 to $10 for permeable and $10 to $15 for porcelain.
Is Belgard cheaper than Techo-Bloc?
At the entry level, usually. The same distributor lists Belgard Dimensions from $3.56 and Techo-Bloc Blu 60 from $5.88. See our Techo-Bloc pricing breakdown.
Does Home Depot sell Belgard pavers?
It lists a limited, regional selection online. For the full line, samples and pallet pricing, use a Belgard dealer.
Are Belgard pavers worth the money?
On a well-built base they're a solid mid-to-upper-range concrete paver with a lifetime transferable limited warranty. The lowest-priced CoreMix versions have the same driveway ratings as the upgraded finishes of the same line.
Why won't Belgard give me a price?
Belgard sells through dealers, and prices vary with the region, freight and the finish tier. Ask a dealer for the per-square-foot price and the cube size for the exact product and color.
