Quality Pavers
Landscape contractors repeatedly praise the finish and quality of Consent’s interlock pavers, including on large projects.
Al Quoz
Consent Concrete Products is a concrete and precast manufacturer in Al Quoz, supplying hardscape materials for villa, landscaping and major construction projects. Reviews highlight its interlock pavers, Granix tiles and project-focused support, including technical guidance, custom finishes and scheduled deliveries.
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Landscape contractors repeatedly praise the finish and quality of Consent’s interlock pavers, including on large projects.
Multiple project reviews report materials arriving on schedule, including fast-track and large-quantity deliveries.
The team helps with material selection, colours, installation details and spacers for specific tile applications.
Reviews mention varied patterns, colours and finishes, plus bespoke products for special project requirements.
Consent has supplied major quantities, including a 20,000-square-metre interlock project and materials for Expo projects.
Although the factory usually handles large orders, one villa customer received help finding matching excess 60x60 pavers.
Confirm Colour. Before paying, reconfirm the exact colour and available quantity in writing, then check the delivered tiles against the order.
Ask About Spacers. For 8cm concrete tiles or honed tiles, ask about the correct spacers and handling method before installation.
Discuss Quantity. If you need a small villa order, ask whether matching excess stock is available rather than assuming only large orders are accepted.
Plan Access. For gated-community deliveries, clarify heavy-crate handling and whether the delivery truck can reach the property.
Request Samples. For project work, ask about approvals and samples early; one contractor specifically praised support during that process.
Set Schedule. Share your project schedule upfront and confirm delivery timing, as several reviews identify scheduled delivery as a key benefit.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Granix Tiles appear in villa projects, with one review highlighting advice on spacers for honed tiles.
Precast benches were supplied for projects including Yas Acres, Expo work and the Serena development.
The Permatrak system was used for the Bluewater Boardwalk project, alongside precast pavers on other developments.
Reviews mention street furniture such as benches, seats and tables as part of the concrete product range.
One customer reported receiving mixed-colour interlock tiles after paying for 96 square metres of a plain tan colour.
The Bottom Line
Consent Concrete Products is a project-oriented concrete and precast manufacturer in Al Quoz. Customers use it for interlock pavers, Granix tiles, precast benches and other hardscape elements, ranging from villa work to large infrastructure and landscaping contracts. The reviews make the strongest case for buyers who need more than a basic paving product: the team is often credited with helping select colours and finishes, solve installation questions and coordinate deliveries.
Product quality and consistency are recurring positives. One contractor reported completing a 20,000-square-metre interlock project, while others cited pavers for Expo projects, Bluewaters access works and villa developments. Bespoke colours, finishes and designs are also mentioned, along with outdoor items such as benches, planters and concrete bollards.
Technical support can be genuinely useful. Reviews describe advice on spacers for honed tiles and 8cm concrete tiles, as well as guidance on heavy crates and delivery trucks entering gated communities. Small villa orders may be possible too, although one reviewer said the factory usually focuses on large orders and found matching excess 60x60 pavers instead.
There is one serious caution: a customer who paid for 96 square metres of plain tan interlock reported mixed colours in the delivery and was later told the chosen colour was unavailable. Confirm colour, quantity and stock in writing before payment, and check the delivery against the agreed order.