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Rombus Industries Flexible Concrete Pavement | Built to Handle Heavy Machinery | Never Thicker Than 4cm

21/10/2026

Rombus Grid V1 and Rombus Fusion V2 were developed to make concrete pavement more material efficient.

Both systems are manufactured from recycled plastic and are designed to become encapsulated within the finished concrete pavement.

By changing the way the pavement is constructed, Rombus can significantly reduce the amount of concrete required compared with conventional construction methods.

Across larger projects, those reductions can add up quickly, using less concrete while putting recycled plastic back to work in long term infrastructure.

Australian owned, designed and manufactured.

21/10/2026

Around $350,000 saved on one project.

At the time of this Newman installation, concrete cost over $850 per cubic metre. Across a 4,500m² hardstand, reducing the amount needed made a substantial difference.

Using Rombus Fusion V2, the client confirmed total project savings of approximately
$350,000 compared with the conventional concrete alternative.

📍 Newman, Western Australia

19/10/2026

130m² of workshop floor. All prepped by one person. 👏

This Rombus Fusion V2 project had the footings and grid filled in the same pour, with previously used Rombus grid put back to work along one edge.

Reusing that material reduced how much new grid the owner needed to buy. A practical saving when you’ve got a whole workshop to cover.

15/10/2026

Get the preparation right before the grid goes down. It matters just as much as what you see on top.

14/10/2026

A new driveway without ripping up the old one. Back in use in 48 hours. 👏

For this Perth home, low spots in the existing asphalt were levelled before Rombus Fusion V2 was laid and filled with concrete.

Keeping the asphalt in place avoided a full demolition and kept 13.3 tonnes of material out of landfill.

A new concrete surface, with less disruption to getting in and out of home.

📍 Perth, WA

12/10/2026

40mm thick. More going on than meets the eye.

Rombus V1 combines a recycled plastic grid with concrete to create one integrated pavement system.

With the recommended 32 MPa concrete mix, its tested concrete-filled crush resistance exceeds 10,000 tonnes/m² at 20°C.

Thickness is one part of the picture. How the system works together is the other.

10/10/2026

468m³ less concrete. Same 4,500m² of working yard.

This Newman project used 207m³ of concrete with Rombus Fusion V2, compared with 675m³ for a conventional 150mm slab.

A hardstand supporting road trains and 16-tonne forklifts, with a whole lot less concrete to order, transport and pour.

📍 Newman, Western Australia

08/10/2026

130m² of workshop floor, with the preparation handled by one DIYer. 👏

This project used Rombus Fusion V2, with concrete poured into the footings and grid in the same pour.

Previously used Rombus grid was also put back to work along one edge, reducing the amount of new grid the owner needed to buy.

A practical way to make use of what you’ve already got.

06/10/2026

Rombus Grid V1 and Rombus Fusion V2 were developed to make concrete pavement more material efficient.

Both systems are manufactured from recycled plastic and are designed to become encapsulated within the finished concrete pavement.

By changing the way the pavement is constructed, Rombus can significantly reduce the amount of concrete required compared with conventional construction methods.

Across larger projects, those reductions can add up quickly, using less concrete while putting recycled plastic back to work in long term infrastructure.

Australian owned, designed and manufactured.

Address

2/4 Sobek Pass
Perth, WA
6163

Telephone

+61430770757

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