Edge Restraint Preparation (Open Grade)

Best way to prepare your open grade base for edge restraint.
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0:00 Proper Base Prep
1:13 Sand Plow Setup + Use
2:19 Phi Angle Education
5:20 Final Thoughts

[@Freddyjuarez485]

Good job

[@PaverToolInnovators]

Thank you!

[@Rpm0311]

Looks like pee gravel under the pavers. You should be using #8 angular limestone. People please stop using pee gravel. For your patios sake.

[@PaverToolInnovators]

After confirming with the contractor, the stone that you see in the video does in fact meet the industry spec required for a patio installation and would be deemed as a #8 stone. We agree that you do not want to use pea gravel. Thanks for your comment.