2. Wet-Laid Patio Paver Installation The wet-laid method involves setting the patio pavers on a wet concrete base, providing additional stability and long-lasting durability. This installation ...

Plastic paver patio base panels can save your back from the labor of gravel bases, but they aren't without pitfalls. Here's how to install them.

Pavers have a higher loading point and are especially good for driveways. However, they have a great visual appeal, in addition to their practicality, and are a fantastic patio flooring. We will give ...

8. Lay Pavers Now it’s time to lay down your pavers! Starting from a corner or straight edge, work in small sections, placing pavers close together and tapping them into place using a rubber mallet.

Fortunately, laying pavers for a rounded patio is a feasible DIY project — as long as you don't mind doing a bit of extra work. The trick is to know how to cut the blocks perfectly, so they fit ...

2. Make a plan: decide where you're putting the patio, its size/shape (keeping it square or rectangular will be easiest), which pavers you want to use, and which pattern you want to lay them in. Find ...

Since roots of plants can shift pavers over time, it’s a good idea to dig below the root line of any landscaping plants around the patio. (As always, make sure to call 811 before you dig to ...