Rinox PROMA XL paver patio in Oka Beige with outdoor seating area

Rinox Pavers, Walls & Copings in NJ

Q: What's the difference between PROMA XL, 3XL, and Quadra?

PROMA XL is a linear large-format slab — the modern paver workhorse. PROMA 3XL is the oversized version, available with a polished (Meulé) finish for the most contemporary look. PROMA Quadra is modular and square — mix sizes for geometric patterns; reads more transitional than the linear formats. Same color palette across all three.

Q: How does Rinox compare to Belgard, Techo-Bloc, or Cambridge?

Rinox sits in the same premium tier — same general price point, same product categories, same engineering bar. What's different: Rinox is family-owned, Canadian-made, and part of the Reia Group family alongside Azoria fiberglass pools, which means the pool-deck integration is engineered, not retrofitted.

Family-owned Canadian manufacturer. Authorized dealer & installer in NJ.

Concrete pavers, walls, copings, and steps from Quebec. Color-matched across the whole Landscape collection. Built for NJ winters.

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A Family-Owned Canadian Manufacturer

Rinox is a family-owned Canadian business based in Quebec. The name comes from the founders' values — Rosa, Horacio, Innovation, Excellence — and the rhino on the logo is their nod to durability. They've been making concrete pavers, walls, copings, and steps for decades, and the catalog has grown wide enough to handle most projects without mixing brands.

The Landscape collection is the line we install at Seasonal World — pavers, walls, copings, and steps, all color-matched, all engineered for the kind of freeze-thaw cycles you get in NJ. The catalog is wide enough to cover most projects without having to mix vendors.

We're an authorized Rinox dealer and installer at our Clarksburg showroom. Manufacturer warranty covers the product; our install warranty covers the work.

Pavers

The PROMA family is Rinox's flagship paver system — large-format slabs in linear, square, and oversized formats, all color-matched. ASPEN FLEX and AVA add chunkier, more traditional looks. VENZA rounds out the small-format options.

PROMA XL

Linear large-format slab. The modern paver workhorse — clean lines, refined finish, eight colors. Pairs with PROMA XL Coping for pool decks.

Modern · Large format · Linear

PROMA Quadra

Modular square format. Geometric patterns, mix sizes for custom layouts. The transitional middle ground between modern and classic.

Transitional · Modular · Geometric

PROMA 3XL

Oversized slabs — the most modern format Rinox makes. Available in standard or polished (Meulé) finish for a refined contemporary look.

Modern · Oversized · Polished option

PROMA Barrette

Linear plank format. Long, narrow proportions for walkways, banding, or accent insets within a larger PROMA install.

Linear · Plank · Accent

Aspen Flex

Hand-laid look with irregular shapes. Reads classic and natural — great for traditional homes and informal patios.

Classic · Hand-laid · Irregular

Rinox AVA small-format paver in Ash Charcoal and Caviar

AVA

Small-format paver, classic look. Works well as a banding accent around larger PROMA pavers, or as a standalone for smaller patios.

Classic · Small format · Versatile

Other lines: VENZA, PROMA (standard format). Ask about the full catalog →

Path Stones

Stepping stones for garden paths, side yards, and casual walkways. Natural-look surfaces, sized for comfortable stride length.

Japanese Path Stone

Variegated marble-grey finish, organic shape, set in gravel or grass. Reads serene and natural — the right choice for shade gardens and meditative side yards.

OKUTA

Chunky, rustic stepping stone. Works as a casual walkway through landscape beds, or as a feature run between two paver areas.

OKUTA + PROMA Quadra

System shot — OKUTA path stones set in a PROMA Quadra paver field. Same Rinox vocabulary, two textures, one cohesive yard.

Also available: Garden Path Stone (small-format basics). Ask in the showroom →

Walls & Copings

Retaining walls, garden borders, seating ledges, and the copings that cap them — designed to coordinate with the paver system, so a complete project reads as one piece.

SOLINO Wall

The most modular wall system — pair with SOLINO Coping and SOLINO Column for a full retaining/freestanding/column lineup that reads as one design.

Modular system · Wall + Coping + Column

ORA Wall

Modern, clean profile. Pairs with ORA Step for a unified wall + step system — ideal where you have a grade change to handle.

Modern · Pairs with ORA Step

ALONSO Wall

Chunkier, more traditional face. Works for retaining walls, garden borders, and freestanding seat walls. Includes ALONSO Border for a finished cap.

Traditional · Chunky face · Versatile

PROMA XL Coping

Pool-edge coping engineered to fit seamlessly around Azoria fiberglass pools. The literal connection between Rinox hardscape and Reia Group pools.

Pool coping · Azoria-compatible

SOLINO Coping

Caps SOLINO walls, step risers, and seating ledges. Same color and finish vocabulary as the SOLINO Wall — the system reads as one design.

Wall + step + seat coping

SOLINO Column

Pre-engineered column kit for entry posts, fence pillars, and gate flanks. Polished finish option available. Same SOLINO color story.

Entry · Pillar · Polished option

Also available: NOLITA Wall (clean modern profile), STRIATO Wall (textured face). Ask about the full wall catalog →

Steps

Modular step risers that integrate with the wall and paver systems. Most projects use ORA Step paired with either PROMA paving or ORA Wall to handle grade changes cleanly.

Rinox ORA Step rising from a PROMA XL paver patio in Husky

ORA Step + PROMA XL

System shot — ORA Step rising from a PROMA XL paver patio. Same color (Husky in this install), seamless transition.

Rinox ORA Step paired with ORA Wall in Sky Grey

ORA Step + ORA Wall

Full system — steps and retaining wall in one Rinox vocabulary. Sky Grey finish across both for a unified look on grade-change projects.

Colors & Finishes

Eight base colors across the Landscape collection. Most product lines are available in most colors — pick the color first, then pick the format. We'll bring physical samples to your house and check them in real daylight against your home's existing palette.

Oka Beige

Warm

Whistler

Warm

Canyon

Warm

Sky Grey

Cool

Mist

Cool

Husky

Cool

Ash Charcoal

Anchor

Caviar

Dark

Pick a base + one accent. Most projects work that way — a dominant paver color and a darker (or lighter) coping or banding accent. Show us a photo of your house and we'll narrow the palette in five minutes.

Texture & Finish

Standard, polished (Meulé), and hand-laid texture options on selected lines. Ask in the showroom and we'll show you all three side-by-side.

Rinox Aspen Flex texture close-up in Canyon

Aspen Flex · Canyon

Hand-laid texture, warm tan tones. Reads classic and natural.

Rinox PROMA XL Linear texture close-up in Sky Grey

PROMA XL Linear · Sky Grey

Standard finish, cool grey. Subtle linear striations across the slab face.

Rinox PROMA 3XL Polished texture close-up in Oka Beige

PROMA 3XL Polished · Oka Beige

Meulé (polished) finish — refined, smooth, contemporary. Available on PROMA 3XL.

What's Behind the Finish

Rinox Landscape products share a common engineering spec across the catalog.

Made in Canada

Manufactured in Quebec at Rinox's family-owned facility.

Freeze-Thaw Rated

Tested to ASTM standards for Northeast winters.

Color-Matched System

Same colors run through pavers, walls, and copings.

Sealant-Friendly

Optional sealant extends color life and stain resistance.

Part of the Reia Group Family

One Family. One Vision. One Home.

Rinox is part of the Reia Group alongside Rialux (aluminum siding) and Azoria (fiberglass pools — the largest fiberglass pool manufacturer in Canada). Three Canadian-made brands under one roof.

Rinox pool edges fit seamlessly with Azoria pools. Seasonal World is your New Jersey home for the entire family.

Rinox FAQ

For general hardscape questions, see the Hardscape FAQ.

What's the difference between PROMA XL, 3XL, and Quadra?

They're all part of the PROMA family but differ in format and feel. PROMA XL is a linear large-format slab — clean, modern, the workhorse. PROMA 3XL is the oversized version, available with a polished (Meulé) finish for the most contemporary look. PROMA Quadra is modular and square — mix sizes for geometric patterns; reads more transitional than the linear formats. Same color palette across all three.

Are all colors available in all product lines?

Most colors are available across most lines — that's the whole point of Rinox's color-matched system. A few specialty finishes (polished Meulé, certain wall faces) are limited to specific lines. We'll confirm availability for your color choice before quoting.

How does Rinox compare to Belgard, Techo-Bloc, or Cambridge?

Rinox sits in the same premium tier as those names — same general price point, same product categories, same engineering bar. What's different: Rinox is family-owned, Canadian-made, and part of the Reia Group family alongside Azoria fiberglass pools, which means the pool-deck integration is engineered, not retrofitted. We chose Rinox because the catalog is wide enough to cover most projects without mixing vendors, and the finish quality has held up across our installs.

Does the pool coping really integrate with Azoria pools?

Yes — Rinox and Azoria are sister brands under the Reia Group. PROMA XL Coping (and SOLINO Coping) are engineered to fit Azoria fiberglass pool edges, and Rinox publishes the integration as a feature of both product lines. If you're getting an Azoria pool, the deck design starts from day one knowing the coping will fit. Most Seasonal World projects do both together.

Is sealant required, optional, or recommended?

Optional, recommended for most installs. Rinox pavers don't require sealant to perform; they hold up fine without it. Sealant adds stain resistance (good for pool decks where chlorine + spilled drinks are a thing) and brings out color saturation. Plan to re-seal every 3–5 years if you choose to seal. We'll walk you through the trade-off when we quote.

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