Build the retaining wall. Lay a course of cinder blocks along one side of the future patio. Use a heavy mallet to tap them firmly in place; then use a level to make sure the top of the course is straight. Spread mortar on the top of the cinder blocks with a trowel and lay another...
Pack the sand or stone dust into place with either an ice scraper or a mason's trowel like the one we used. Some joints will take more material than others. When all the joints are full, sweep any of the excess off the patio, then rinse the surface with a gentle spray of water...
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Although building your patio over a concrete slab helps to ensure it won't settle unevenly later, you can build a patio without cement. By laying flagstone, tile, brick or other sturdy, flat pavers on a well-prepared base, your patio will be less expensive and more water-permeable. This ...
A brick bench in your garden can be a great way to add seating while still keeping the aesthetic of the space. If you already have brick accents on your patio or in your yard, the brick will blend right in and look perfectly natural. The greatest thing a
A flagstone patio costs about $15 to $25 per square foot.On the other hand, the cost of a concrete patio is about $4 per square foot, rising to $26 per square foot, depending on preference. Concrete patios are durable, low-maintenance, and affordable....
It’s been awhile since we started, so you can review the process here, from digging the footings to installing the beams, then staining and installing the flagstone patio. For this porch swing hung on a 2×8 rafter, I used 2 heavy-duty swing hangers and 2 lag screws for each hange...
Making your own gravel patio is a great way to add an outdoor enjoyment space without spending a fortune. This type of patio is an easier DIY project than a concrete or flagstone patio, as the gravel is more forgiving when it comes to creating a level patio surface. There are no limits...
Patio.A patio is on flat ground and is usually made of concrete, pavers, flagstone, wood or another hardscaping material. Doing a patio on a sloped lot iscostlier andmuch more difficult, because retaining walls must be built to create a level surface. If your door opens right at the grou...
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