How to Lay Pavers in Sand

[iccus]

We always told onlookers that the poles were for driveway heating.

[Tom-fuxo]

Just above the concrete is perfect. After compacting the pavers they will drop to level…well done. Up here🇨🇦I set it a little higher to give allowance for 5 years by that time the pavers sit nice and flush good for another 10 yrs

[AdamScott-sf]

Your content is really amazing... love from Pakistan

[NotAnotherDouc-]

The main thing this taught me is I never want to personally place pavers 😂😂

[Kelgoran]

Why no landscaping cloth between the gravel and the sand?

[guichogallegosa]

Muy buen trabajo felicidades este men es un chingon

[sirifimay]

How do the polls work versus the Square 1 inch steel screed rods?

I always figured those round rods would warp over time and not maintain their straight rigidity.

[AdamAdam-vype]

Don’t you compact the sand first? Just asking

[Ojja]

Remember to always use the smallest level possible, that way, the imperfections in the board you're using will ensure your project is off level. You're welcome.

[J_Strong]

the 3/16" is for future settling?

[DesignRhythm]

How do u recommend not disturbing the leveled sand when installing the pavers?

[nicholasjay]

I'm still confused why sand is necessary if you use paver base.

[X_BRAVO_X]

YES SIR THAT'S THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT👍🙏

[briannowdesha]

Good video. Very informative. Nice music. Nice work. Keep it up!

[arthurwallace]

Makes me wanna lay some damn pavers, until after the first day and I can’t stand back up😂 coming from a mason idk how paving guys do that shit

[archieletsyouknow]

💯🤔 concrete finishers have nothing on you👍🏼

[CerretaniOutdoorsLLC]

Try using Chipstone instead of sand next time
No wash out and sinking

[james]

1% so 3.6° i guess that works i juat have never heard anyone talking about degrees as a percentage

[Impostor]

I want to do that… but after a watched this, I’m good

[GIBBO]

3/16ths of an inch is madness…just say 5mm, or whatever the F 3/16ths of an inch works out to!

It’s soo much easier!