Slopes: Pavers can be laid on steep inclines (if you can walk up it, pavers can be laid on it), but don't use them for steps. Use stone, concrete or wood for the steps instead.

If you have the budget for premium paving options, natural stone pavers like granite and slate are your best choice. Granite is incredibly tough and resistant to weathering, which means it can ...

"Natural stone pavers, sourced from quarries, include materials like limestone, travertine, bluestone, slate, and granite," explains custom home designer, Nina Lichtenstein.

Sometimes thin layers of stone keep peeling off slate tiles. A better choice would be to buy light-colored or white concrete pavers.