Subject: There's an article in this month's This Old House Magazine about Author: kashinski as JerrytheK : member since September, 2004 : 2127 posts Posted on: 2008-04-23 15:46:33

how to lay a brick walk. I've done a lot of brick patios, and the prep work is the same for both.

You may want to look at the article.

As someone else said, for either pavers or bricks, the prep work is the key. That's where most of the work is.

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    • There's an article in this month's This Old House Magazine about - JerrytheK 2008-04-23 15:46:33 (80 views)