Installing Pavers On A Raised Patio - Farwood Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ย. 2019
- We are installing Techo-Bloc pavers on the raised patio today and there are a few tricks that make the installation of these pavers a little smoother. Raised patios can be tricky but with a few tips it can make the paver installation a lot easier.
The design of the patio is crazy killer! Gave me an idea for my own back patio.
400 stones on the inlay
352 pieces. I liked the curve design of the inlay you chose. Great look.
I like Josh's mustache he's growing. 783 paves in the inlay!!! Dirty Jersey out again!!!
382 Cutting the pavers
Like a river!!! Love those colors!! I’m gonna guess 520
414 pavers. Love the in-lay Techo-bloc for the win.
Great job! Informative video. Saw this on Lawn Care Mafia. 380 blocks.
Liked the little instant replay of pat
275 pavers
Seeing Your crews efficiency is what I liked most about the video. I guess 317 Antika pieces.
Loved how you laid out that inlay. There’s 412 pieces of Antika in that
I enjoyed watching the progress of the pavers coming together to create the design. I’m going to guess 500.
You make cutting that curve look easy! What size blade are you using and what are your tips for cutting a concave curve?
Love the zip level so easy to work with.
464 PCs 8 rows
I liked the trick with the PVC.
420 Antika pavers
I love the inlays especially the antika. You used 284 blocks
I absolutely loved that method to get a perfect curve ! Even tho I did not fully understand it (You should do a separate video on how you dit that)
There was also around 266 pieces of antika
hope to finally win someting!
Love the step by step explanation. I'm doing my first paver job now (my house) and have more questions than answers. Lol I would guess the inlay would be 420 pieces.
I noticed that you do not have a relief wall by the house. I thought they were mandatory for raised patios. Or am I wrong?
Timelapse sections are always cool to watch! My guess on the pavers is going to be 358. Great job once again!
I enjoyed watching the zip line laser level .looks super simple. I think there are 326
Loved the blend of colors and the pvc trick!
I’m guessing 360 antika
The pvc trick is a great tip! Huge time save. 261 Antika
Not going to stick out with my favorite part of the video but... that PVC trick is a life saver!
425 Antika pavers. 26’ish x17 is what I went with???
Digging the PVC trick. 312
Back to being first!!! Yeah Son. Gonna watch video now. Dirty Jersey out!!
Also, do you fill the gaps with polymer sand?
315 pavers
I like that zip Lazer and wondering where I can get one for my work.
If you google Zip Level, there are a ton of different places that sell them... Amazon, Home Depot, Northern Tool etc.
@@spenserharp3935 I put Zip Level into Amazon, Fuck all came up!
The PVC trick was a life hack.....300
Loved the pvc trick! 292 Antika
quick question which foundation you prefer when building a house pier and beam or slab?
dice aims I’m not sure, we don’t build houses, but in my area most houses are built with full basements
Thanks man just doing my research
How would you have done this differently to get it flush/level with threshold of the slider/door?
If you are going above the foundation you just need to make sure you are flashing the house framing properly because it’s very easy for water to get trapped against the house
Love the design. I am going to guess 460
I see you’re using gravel instead of leveling sand. What’s the difference?
Won’t retain water, we use that along with a 3/4 clean stone base
I am digging the inlay, I am thinking there is about 400 pieces
395