Porous concrete paving, as a new urban paving method, allows rainwater to infiltrate through the paving structure due to its large pore structure or drainage permeation facilities, thereby controlling surface runoff and promoting rainwater utilization.

Permeable concrete pedestrian pavement can be used for sidewalks, bike paths, public squares, outdoor parking lots, light vehicle lanes, park roads and roadside and median strips, urban sidewalks; light vehicle pathways; ecological gardens, public green spaces, riverfront walkways, etc.

Porous concrete flooring, as a new eco-friendly and ecological road material, is increasingly gaining attention from the industry. In modern cities, the surface is often covered with reinforced concrete buildings and impermeable road surfaces. Compared to natural soil, standard concrete pavements lack the ability to breathe, absorb heat, and permeate rainwater, leading to a series of environmental issues. Consequently, concrete has long been considered a culprit for natural destruction. However, by creating continuous voids, a connection point with the natural environment can be established.