Begin laying pavers at a 90 degree corner preferably one that abuts the house or another structure and continue extending the pavers along the longest straight side.
Laying paving stones on concrete.
Once you understand how pavers work you will find that removing concrete before installing pavers will ensure a long lasting pavers driveway patio pool deck or walkway.
Luckily laying pavers is easy compared to all the work you ve just done.
Almost a month ago i started laying the pavers in my back yard.
Place concrete paving stones.
Use your drawing or rendering as a reference and begin laying your concrete pavers in the correct pattern.
Follow the concrete s slope when installing the pavers and make sure the edge that drains water stays low and permeable.
A 1 inch layer of sand.
This will give the courtyard more of a natural stone look.
Next lay your border pavers using the same technique.
How to lay pavers.
Any stiff brush will do but a deck stripping brush on a broom handle makes it easier.
That will help.
When you re building a patio you ll make layers using these materials.
The existing surface was a mixture of concrete slabs pavers and some dirt.
Begin with the interior pavers placing them firmly onto the base and compacting them as you go.
Start laying the pavers along the longest straight side.
How to lay paving stones to get started scrub the border area photo 1 with a concrete cleaner or muriatic acid mixed with water check the label for mixing and safety instructions.
Any rubble that i had left over from other work i crushed and used as extra gravel.
Lay the pavers down with the rough surface facing upward.
By tapping gently with a rubber mallet you are able to keep the pavers nice and flat.
Laying pavers is a diy project that takes about one weekend to complete.
Installing pavers over concrete defeats some of the main benefits that you get with pavers.
Laying pavers over this material may pose problems to the drainage as concrete slabs have the inability to drain water through the blocks and into the earth.