[Villages Kahuna]

There is excellent information in the answers to this post. After 15 years we had used all the “spares” provided in the original installation of thin pavers, and probably a dozen more were cracked. The original colors were not available, but I had not yet begun to make calls on what to do. I had no idea that there were thick and thin pavers, and the certainty that over time the thin ones I had installed would crack.

The answers to this post provides excellent—although probably expensive—information. I suppose the only way to look at the problem is, if you didn’t have the original concrete driveway broken up, removed and replaced with thick pavers on a sand base, you’d be left just amortizing the original cost of the thin pavers and deciding how much you’d have to spend to “re-do” your driveway.