Subject: Re: A bit OT...Need a little help deciding on a Home Patio Project Author: mart : member since February, 2008 : 49 posts Posted on: 2008-04-23 14:41:59

It is easy, but prep work is important. The base has to compacted and smooth & level. That is where the work is. Figure 3 to 4 times as much work and time for the Base as you would for Pavers. Laying the pavers is easy. You might need to rent a saw if you have cut pavers.

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• A bit OT...Need a little help deciding on a Home Patio Project - ....albo 2008-04-23 13:54:53 (170 views)
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  • Re: A bit OT...Need a little help deciding on a Home Patio Project - mart 2008-04-23 14:41:59 (113 views)
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