How to install paver edge stone
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- How to install paver edge stone - We installed this edging border for a mulch / garden bed. This is Techo Bloc Brandon edge stone. I show the whole process of a proper base and using concrete to lock the edge stone into place. This stone border looks great around flower beds and can be a DIY project.
Nice work brother. I appreciate these videos. Thanks for putting them together
Your welcome and Thanks for watching!
Super informative no frills video thank you for sharing your knowledge brother, it’s appreciated
Thanks man
Exactly how we do it. Great job!
Nice work brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks man
Looks great! Was looking forward to this video :)
I appreciate it and Thanks for watching!
This was very helpful! Thank you!
I was thinking doing the same but was worried about water retention. It’s exactly the same size and placement. How could I resolve this issue so water doesn’t retain and flow away please advise thanks
What brand block is that? I like the straight clean edges.
Techo Bloc Brandon Edge
How does water drain away from the house tho? Is the mulch sitting above the stone? Wouldn’t water pool and lift the concrete?
Its going to be a flower bed so the water will just absorb into the ground. Thanks for watching
Nice work , would putting a caps on be over kill ?
Thank you, these aren't meant for caps. Its hard to tell from the video but the tops are textured so they look great as is.
Thanks Sean! What do you recommend up against the house where the brick is? I don’t like to idea of soil sitting against the brick as I think it may deteriorate the brick, especially fir those of us who have freeze-thaw cycles to enjoy. Even landscape fabric will let moisture through and into the brick. On one planter, my contractor put a thin piece of styrofoam against the brick and concrete and it seems to have held up. It just looks a little on the ugly side as parts of the top gets exposed when the new earth settles.
So the "Modified" is like item 4 or crusher run? Essentially it's 3/4 stone with fines?
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