A modular composite system engineered for public walkways, institutional compounds, drainage corridors, and site-specific deployments.
The walkway, the sidewalk, the campus spine. Modular composite units that replace degraded pedestrian surfaces in a single install window. No curing, no finishing.
Boundary components for streetscapes and drainage runs. Specify alongside pavers for complete corridor geometry, or retrofit onto existing routes for water-flow correction.
Larger-format surface units for schools, health centers, and public compounds. Faster install per square meter than standard paver deployment. Specified for scheduled institutional upgrades.
Bespoke geometry for site-specific requirements. Municipal demonstrations, industrial parks, climate-resilience programs. Specified per brief, produced on the same composite line.
Every ECOCITY product meets infrastructure-grade performance on strength, absorption, erosion, thermal, and chemical resistance — plus measured environmental outcomes per 1,000 m² block deployment.
A · Technical performance
Lab-tested compressive strength. Infrastructure-grade for pedestrian and light-vehicle load.
Low porosity for durability in monsoon-exposed and flood-prone corridors.
Resistance to erosion and temperature variation across Ethiopian climate zones.
Low linear thermal expansion. Minimal deformation across seasonal cycles.
20–30% cost saving vs. conventional paving on comparable specifications.
Durable design with unit-level replacement. No full-surface re-pour required.
Resistant to chemical action — reduction in alkalinity and dissolved silica (lab test).
Long-duration performance with modular replacement pathway.
B · Environmental performance
Emissions avoided per ton of ECOCITY product vs. conventional cement pavers.
Per 1,000 m² block deployment. Recovered plastic converted to installed pavement.
Reduces alkalinity and dissolved silica leaching compared to cement pavers.
Every square meter diverts plastic from landfill, waterways, and open dumping.
Public pedestrian corridors, neighborhood access routes, and urban connector paths.
Schools, health centers, offices, and managed public facilities on scheduled upgrades.
Industrial parks, demonstration corridors, and structured resilience programs.
Complete product data sheets, install guidance, and site-specification framework for procurement teams, engineers, and partners.