járólap
Járólap is a flat paving element designed for outdoor walking surfaces. It is used on sidewalks, plazas, terraces, garden paths and patios. Járólap typically comes in rectangular or square shapes and in various thicknesses to suit load and sub-base conditions. Common materials include concrete, natural stone (such as granite, limestone, sandstone) and ceramic or porcelain products. Concrete and stone variants are valued for durability and weather resistance; ceramic or porcelain versions are often chosen for a uniform surface and easier color control. Surface textures range from smooth to brushed or ribbed to improve slip resistance.
Installation involves preparing a stable sub-base, laying a bedding layer (sand or mortar), placing the slabs
Advantages include durability, simple maintenance, and flexibility in design. Limitations include potential cracking under freeze-thaw cycles
Járólap is sometimes referred to as burkolólap or kövezet in Hungarian, though these terms may have broader