How I took my patio to the next level ( Concrete patio with LED )

I took my patio to the next level in this video by adding LED lights between the large concrete pavers. The concrete provides a durable surface perfect for outdoor use, while the LED lighting creates a beautiful and inviting atmosphere. Watch the video to learn more!

In the first two videos, I transformed the backyard. You can check them out here.

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Electric
- 5inx5in PVC fence post with
- 5inx5in PVC Fence cap
- Paintable silicone

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*******Video overview *******
Step 1. Remove the mulch in the space
Step 2. Clean and polish the concrete slab
Step 3. Add sand in between the space
Step 4. Lace the LED strip in between the pavers
Step 5. Place black rocks around and on top of the LED
Step 6. Wire up the light to a junction box

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[DIYCreators]

I hope yall enjoyed this one!
If you missed it! In the first two videos, I transformed the backyard. You can check them out here.

[TAD]

Man, sometimes I'm like, I don't know about this with some of the things you do, but I hang in and you pull it out everytime. Love the light color you chose for the night shot, the rocks look almost volcanic. Great work.

[Woodie]

Not even gonna lie. This is jaw dropping for a DIY.

[jpbroadwater]

The end result looks great plus you've thought about how practical it is to operate and maintain it. Really impressive

[mistaj]

Very creative! As an electrician I would say that plug you installed should be an GFCI (even if it is ran from a GFCI circuit). Thank you for the inspiration.
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[zatchidz]

I don't know if this has already been pointed out, but you're so articulate it takes the video to a whole new level of enjoyment.

[Ron_Ne]

THE amount of TALENT and PATIENCE you have!!! just wow, really mind blowing!!!!

[brianmoss]

I have a large space in the side/back of my yard that I was looking to add a slab with a large gazebo style covering. THIS project was exactly what I had in mind! Thanks for the detailed how-to - I may try to tackle this all myself now!

[audreylenell]

Amazing job!!! Love the black rocks, excellent choice. The artificial grass is so expected and that’s what a lot of homeowners are doing. Glad to see you step outside the box with this project.

[muhammedadil]

Your projects and works are just mind blowing with Amazing skills and final finish 🔥

[illestofdemall]

It turned out great. I like the smooth concrete look and the RGB LEDs are a great accent. The only other thing I'd recommend is to use a GFCI receptacle for safety rather than a regular one (even in a temporary scenario).

[CorrectCaulking]

This concrete patio with LED lights is next-level awesome! Your creativity really shines through in transforming a simple patio into a stunning outdoor space. The step-by-step guide makes it seem totally achievable, and the end result is so inviting and atmospheric. Can't wait to add some LED magic to my own patio! 🌟🏡

[nhnikoloutsos]

What I like with your work is that it's clean and neat from the start to the finish. Amazing skills.

[mlm]

So refreshing and excellent presentation. You brought alot of joy to me by watching this. I am 70 and had 30 years of construction, my body is trying to move on into eternity but this gave me hope there are many more cool things to do especially with a very talented mentor like you. May you be richly blessed always. Mike Meyers Spokane WA

[FAKASHMEAN]

Outdoor smart plugs so you can get “switching” capability. And per code outdoor outlet needs to be GFCI protected.
Looks great, I’m gonna have to steal this idea for my own one day.

[mpwarrior]

NOW IMAGINE THE WHOLE PATIO THIS WAY 🤔😮😮😮😮😮🥰

[FatLittleOldLady]

I had no idea there even was such a thing as PVC posts. You, sir, are a genius!

[Tommy-Tom-Tom]

I love the project. Definitely want to apply an acrylic sealer to the pavers. It will prevent any future infiltration of stains. Ideally, you'll want to do this later on the same day of your concrete pour, right after the finishing step. Great work man

[Ndorfin]

Love the idea and you did a great job 👏🏼 I would like to try this too but with clear fireplace glass instead of rocks. The lights would really shine through. Maybe a layer of epoxy. Thanks for inspiring me.

[joannaprevost]

I love how you bring your visions to life ! Next Level creations !