How to Make a Patio from Concrete Pavers

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Hi Beverly,

Ron has a video on building a garden wall: http://www.ronhazelton.com/pro...
Hopefully this gives you some ideas.

Thanks,
Emily Lyman
Ron Hazelton Team

Emily Lyman

Sep 8, at 8:47pm

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Hi Dave,

Its definitely up to preference on how you would fill in between the stones. Ron has a great project on using a polymer that gives it a clean look: http://www.ronhazelton.com/blo...
Though adding moss would give it a fantastic look as well.

Thanks,
Emily Lyman
Ron Hazelton Team

Emily Lyman

Sep 8, at 8:44pm

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Hi Carl,

This will definitely work around your deck. In the video Ron cut a few pavers around some wooden steps which would work similarly on your project.

Thanks,
Emily Lyman
Ron Hazelton Team

Emily Lyman

Sep 8, at 8:33pm

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Hi Leon,

Filling in between the stone is usually personal preference. For those
who wish to have a clean look you can always use a polymer. Ron has a
great video on this: http://www.ronhazelton.com/blo...

Thanks,
Emily Lyman
Ron Hazelton Team

Emily Lyman

Sep 8, at 8:28pm

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Hi Bill,
Filling in between the stone is usually personal preference. For those who wish to have a clean look you can always use a polymer. Ron has a great video on this: http://www.ronhazelton.com/blo...
As far as the question about slope, the 3 inches referred to the depth and not slope.
Thanks,
Emily Lyman
Ron Hazelton Team

Emily Lyman

Sep 8, at 8:26pm

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Would this work around my Deck? I like it about 4 feet around my deck. I could follow what you have shown and I think this would work. Carl Lalumondier

Carl Lalumondier

Aug 30, at 9:25am

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Do you have to fill in around the stones
Leon Hpheat@optonline.net

Hpheat

Aug 27, at 5:13pm

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Thank you for this step to step patio from concrete pavers, next we would like some hints for our stone wall for a garden? beverleyn@rogers.com

beverley norton

Aug 26, at 6:47pm

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Probably waste of time asking as it looks like no one is answering, but why wouldn't you put anything between stones? Won't they eventually fill in with dirt and sediment blown by wind? Also when you slope from house wouldn't you need to go more then three inches?

Bill

Aug 26, at 11:42am

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I would not use pea gravel I would finish with cut pavers to the paver edging blocks also if this project cost 2,100.00 then double that at least for labor if you do not do it yourself and that is if there are no problems.It can be a spendy little project maybe stamped colored or natural looking concrete might be in the ball park and still give it that cottage look!

shellie

Aug 26, at 11:23am

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I like all of it except the "dig 3-inches out" part. That is way harder to do if it's Bakersfield CA, "late" summer, and there is Bermuda grass already growing there. That said it sure looks good.

M. O'D.

Aug 26, at 11:05am

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I'm surprised that Ron would do the
short cut with the Pea Gravel, the cost couldn't be that much more to
fill in the edges with the pavers. It doesn't look professional!

Aug 26, at 7:54am

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Looks great Ron...

Ernie White

Aug 26, at 2:27am

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Great job. Would you sweep some sand and water in between the stones to keep the stones from shifting? Or add some dirt and plant some ground moss between the stones for a different appeal?

Dave

Aug 26, at 2:04am

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I might have to do that in our new house we are building. For the cost you paid, it would save me about 8 ot 10 grand having others do it. However, I would like to have either some grout or filler; what would you recommend and how would you apply it, or leave it as is so some grass will grow through.

Tony

May 19, at 8:51am

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Why did you only have to dig 3 inches? How do you slope away from the house without changing the depth?

amanda

Mar 3, at 10:23pm

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I love watching your show. You are very precise. I just watched the show about the pavers and loved the look. Where can I find them?

Clare

Feb 19, at 8:53am

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I did 20 x 20 paver by myself for 3 days. Took you a whole gang? Lol.

Jose c.

Feb 18, at 5:43am

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This was the first time I watched your show. I really learned a lot and loved the step by step instructions, which I recorded for future reference. I came to your website to learn more about the pavers themselves, but didn't find anything. I wish that you could have told us how many square feet you covered and that there had been a tally of what it cost to complete the project.

HRAngel

Feb 11, at 9:33am

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I thought with a sand patio, pea gravel would be needed before the sand goes down. The gravel helps with drainage.

Joe Quigley

Feb 7, at 7:05pm

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Great video. Where can you buy such pavers? They look awesome

Ludovic

Dec 25, at 12:26pm

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You are a genius!!

Georgette

Aug 21, at 1:36am

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