The invention relates to a set of concrete pavers, comprising substantially rectangular pavers of uniform height with vertical side faces, a number of pavers of uniform or different lengths and widths being arranged in a row, and, in particular for forming a rectangular or square laying bundle that can be picked up by machine, comprising a number of parallel, adjacent rows of pavers, continuous linear joints being formed in the end-paver region of the rows of pavers when the sets are laid together or, optionally, substantially meandering joints being obtainable by interchanging row-end pavers, which are of different lengths and are in close proximity, from neighboring sets; at least one section of the upper delimiting surface of the pavers is convexly cambered towards the outside and projections on the base parts of the pavers are spaced apart on the side faces of the base parts, the projections forming support elements for the adjacent pavers and, in combination with projections on adjacent pavers, creating spaces that act as water-drainage openings in the joint regions, the pavers in each set comprising not only paving blocks with a length-to-height ratio of less than or equal to 4 but also at least one paving slab with a length-to-height ratio greater than 4.