Continue reading belowOur Video of the Day Step 1 - Prepare Ground for Grass Paver One of the most important steps in installing a grass paver driveway is the slope of the ground. You will need to spend a little bit of time on the grade of your driveway. If it is too flat, the ...
First we installed and leveled each cement patio block, and *then* leveled the ground to match. A laser level is a great tool for this job! With it, we were able to install all the post blocks within 1/8″ of level. Step 4: Level the Ground ...
NOTE*** Normally when you lay a brick paver patio or pathway there is a very extensive prep process that is necessary. It entails digging out the earth, laying crushed stone, sand, etc. We laboriously tackled that project with ouroctagonal patio. For this project, we won’t be doing tha...
I could write a whole post on the process, but here is a quick overview. The strings are basically a way of keeping your patio level. Our yard, like most in of yours too, is not level in the least bit, but the patio needs to be. Therefore you can’t follow the grass line or e...
Make your own concrete pavers to build a patio inexpensively. Building a patio in your yard, garden or attached to your home does not have to rob your bank account. In fact, doing the work yourself helps cut down the cost and is a simple project for any homeowner. Your children can eve...
Cut 1 inch from the first paver in the second level of pavers to ensure staggered joints between stones, which provides better structural support for your steps. Depending on your stone, you will need to use a chisel and mallet or a diamond-blade wet saw to cut them. Continue to build ...
So, you have decided to take your backyard to the next level? Maybe you’re wondering how to build a fireplace. Is it a good fit for your family and lifestyle? The great thing about theFremont outdoor fireplace kitis that it isn’t just a beautiful piece of patio décor, it is a ...
While you can match the color of your pavers and walls to certain features in your outdoor space, sometimes a little contrast can go a long way in elevating the aesthetic beauty of your design. For example, if you are building a large paver patio or pool deck, choosing shades for pavers...
Nationally, the average professional charges between $2,275 and $6,950 to install pavers.See Pricing in Your Area The national average cost for an average-sized (280 square-foot) paver patio is $3,350, but costs can range from $2,275 to $6,950 depending on a variety of factors. ...
And that’s my DIY patio coffee table with a cheap paver top. We love it! In fact, I loved it so much I used the rest of my 2×2 tobuild a matching concrete paver side table. You can see it in the pics below. Want to see more outdoor projects? Check outmy DIY AC unit scre...