How To Lay a Paver Patio the Easy Way - Build With Roman
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2017
- You have excavated and prepped your paver base. Now, watch Roman Stone as he lays a paver patio. This video applies to almost every standard size and style of concrete interlocking pavers. The pavers used in this video were Romanstone Ledge Rock Century Series. Both Timberwood Blend and Harvest Blend colors were used.
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I am a single mother and I have a child with special needs, my greatest wish is to be able to offer my two children a decent yard to spend the summer, I will try to follow all your instructions and see if I can do it myself, thanks for sharing your wisdom
Did you do it
If you’re in Georgia I can get my team to do it, just buy supplies I will do it free
@cannabiscultureenthusiasts you're a real one for that 💯
@@Coffee_ComparativeMythology Maxium Respect,
Ange Guillen you're going to need some help. Get some help from a man. Ask around on social media someone will help you.
WE DID IT. We built a damn paver patio based off this video. It came out great. The plate compactor was intensely heavy and we definitely had to figure it out. But all in all-it’s awesome. Can’t believe we did it! Thank you 🙏🏻 for your videos 😄
czcams.com/video/SZwi84s9LnA/video.html. "Amazing. she did a great job" watch this video. 📹
Nice Cheryl!
Not sure whether anyone will read this far down in the comments, but here goes anyway. I watched the videos and built my itty bitty patio... 8 feet x 32 inches. More for storm water guiding than anything else. Instead of the Big Ass Square, I crisscrossed string every few feet creating the outside equivalent of big ass graph paper, and lined up the paver seams under the strings. That kept everything visually square without measuring. For someone like me who does this rarely and wants to take too much time to be precise, this one procedure kept me on track. Else the 1/10th inch or less variations in paver dimensions would drive me crazy lining them up. Thank you for the video - it's a confidence builder.
Thanks for the reminder, I am planning my own DIY project and your comment prompted a memory. I thought I recalled my Father using string to keep his lines straight and prior to that the sand base level. The patio he laid was still there when I visited the property some 10 years later when the house was up for sale. They didn't have big ass squares back in those days either. I'm 60 now and will be doing the supervising as my nephews do the heavy lifting on my own DIY paver project at my new home. I wish you luck if you decide to do a larger project but I think you will be successful because you think outside the box and use common sense.
I'm preparing to DIY a paver patio. Single mom, 2 teen sons ... I hope to make it a family project
I've been watching paver videos for an hour and this is by far the best yet. Thank you
Thanks. We follow ICPI recommendations and specifications in a way non-professionals can follow.
I took a lot of what you said and implemented it while doing my paver patio build. My operation was a lot smaller but your foundational guidance set me up for success! Your video was a huge help. Thank you!
I feel like I watched a million paver patio laying tutorials and they made me more and more confused. Thank you for explaining everything so calmly, I now feel confident in starting my project!
I don’t care who you are, I like this guy. Lol. Thanks.
Wow! Your video makes me feel like I can actually do this myself! Thank you so much!
thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Hello from Haiti 🇭🇹 thank you
All youtubers need to watch this video, and copy its style. No BS pointing the camera at your face to hear yourself talk, just shows the content it advertises.
We compact the sharp sand before screeding-it's the way to go, my friend. Great video overall!
Thank you so much for posting! It's very helpful to actually see the professional details that you put into this kind of project. I watched few other videos by non-professionals and I loved the comparison. Great job!
They didn't use the compactor on it.
That is awesome my man. You know you craft.
This video is a human treasure. Thanks.
BROKE IT! Love you Roman!
Outstanding video, very helpful and helped make my project a success - plus fun too! Thank you, Roman.
Getting ready to add on to a paver patio we did a few years ago(first one). It turned out pretty good,but there are some awesome tips/tricks here to not only simplify things,but also to improve upon them. So glad I watched this. Thanks!
Hit me up, I’m better then this fool
It looks like a highly functioning work of art!!! Thanks man. Learned a lot here....
Wow just beautiful! Great video!
I liked when you decided to go with the red colored smaller pavers. They looks real nice. I did this a few years again using 16 x16 pavers for a patio. It has sunken a bit but I plan to re sand the area to level it this year. I washed them and they still look new thanks fully
Outstanding job and instructional. Cheers from Ottawa Canada
love the fireplace, nice work
This is by far the best video I've watched on laying stones.
Thank you Roman, I think I've found my go-to referance vid for my project, cheers!
Good job, well explained, looks great.
Great tip on cutting the screed on one side and using the pvc on the other! My patio is to wide and this looks like a great alternative to using 2 pvc pipes along the sides.
You are a real pro 🙏 for sharing the knowledge
Before running your compactor over the pavers you should have put down a layer of polymeric sand that would vibrate into the cracks and lock the pavers in place as well the compactor would ride on top of the sand and not scratch your pavers.
You’re so funny. Looks great your work. Gosh I wish you could come and help my husband and I. We are having a heck of a time work our project. Great and helpful video. Thanks.
Thanks so much for the tip and great video. I am going to build 2 patios, not as big as yours. That is a beautiful fire patio you made.
This video was very helpful. Thank you!!
Awesome job! Beautiful
Gorgeous!
this was great. Good work. entertaining and to the point
You make it look so easy.
Great looking job!
Thank you. that is a great help to an electrician
Thank you. Very helpful step by step
Great job!!
Sure glad I saw this video , I will be starting my project real soon.
Did you do it?
All I can say is you sure measure precise. Learned a lot, the key is the sand then lay pavers. I have a project this weekend.
Good luck. Take your time and don't cut corners. If you do it right it can outlast you. So do it right the first time. You got this!
Great job bro you are a professional
Great job, thank you very much for your help.
Great trabajo amigo excellent lesson👍❤
It looks beautiful
very helpful, friendly information for a novice.
That looks like the great model I am going to do to my patio
My daughter asking me(she's 5 yrs old), Mommy who's that? I said "Star Lord"
🤣🤣🤣👌🏼
Gonna tell my kids this is Chris Pratt
he even has the same humor.......
Lmao
No no. Guy looks like the son off of American chopper
I have seen alot of videos and to be honest i like it. I am putting pavers for the 1st time and i will use your method thank you.
so, how did it go? i want to do this for the first time too
Beautiful job sir
Great job thanks for posting
Best instructional video. Your work beats the guys in my area. My neighbors decks started sagging and sloping after 1 summers rain.
Very nice job
Very nice job congrotulations thanks for the video
Thanks you for this tips
That looks great
Thank you soo much very good explanation 👍
Great tips
You put those in first, I usually put them in last, not a bad idea I'm going to try that next time! Looks like it works pretty great video
Love this.
right on good sir
man what a great video
Great job
Great video!!
love the intro great job
buenos videos
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So much work!
Great video
Wow that was Awesomeness..
Very nice!
Awesome buddy!!!
Very nice 👌
Very helpful Thank you
Awesome!
Q Crews Your awesome!
Awesome!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice work on the video, and the work
Arc Thanks. These are fun to make - for the most part.
Great video🤙🏼
Great advice and excellent results. Congrats
Thanks mate !
Thanks !!
Bravo !!!
thanks, good explication
Chris Pratt's brother who took another path in life! 😉
And ...what does that have to do with this video?????
Glaucidium he saying the guy looks like him...not that hard to understand.
Nice!
Thank for the great video. I have a question. If I am replacing old pavers with new ones over an existing walkway can I lay down a new base over the old one? Or do I have to replace everything and start from scratch?
Nice blessind my friend
Awesome job man. I like the way you screened with the notch cut out. I am getting ready to start a paver patio around my fire pit. However, I’ve got the pit built and the wall going almost completely around. Can you give me any tips?
I watched the video and now I'm exhausted
funny and really clear...thanks
Dude please keep the hardscqpe vids coming! This was an awesome production.
Jason Michael I just released a new one off oldish footage. We have another new one coming soon. Hopefully we can do more this fall. These are always fun. If I can just get away from the desk...
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This guy's side comments are too funny lol, great work
thanks ace You ought to hear the jokes they make us cut for professional reasons ;)
If you’re using a plate compactor use a piece of carpet dot something under the plate so it doesnt chip and scratch your new patio
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Great video! We are about to lay 3,000 bricks...the way u broke it down into sections makes me believe we can do this! Thanks 😃
You can do it. Just take your time and don't cut corners. Fix it now. It is easier to do it right the first time. Make sure everything is well compacted. You should be good to go. Unlike pouring concrete, you could fix something if it did mess up later...try to keep that from happening. Go for it! You'll be a pro just as you finish your job. Then you can charge your neighbors when they want you to do theirs :)
Yea dont worry itl only take you a year with the speed he was going.
@@cashmoney7497 relax
Question, I'm about to have a bunch of paver work done. But what other ground cover options do I have that would be cheaper? I have dogs so, cleaning up their #2s is an unfortunate but necessary task. Grass is out of the question cuz they'll just tear it up.
@@kbanghart There is no cheap groundcover. I have pavers, artificial turf, real turf, and groundcovers- like plants. Pavers and artificial turf are almost identical in price, prep, and maintenance. Plant grouncovers are the most expensive, high maintenance, and slowest to cover. Real turf is relatively cheap (sod not so much) but it is a maintenance pig! I have to overseed every year or two, fertilize, use pre-emergent, post-emergent, fertilize, water, mow, trim, mow, trim... it's endless. You invent a fast, cheap, beautiful low maintenance groundcover(anything), and I'll come work for you! Sorry, there is no magic product. Oh - poured concrete is kind of cheap, but it is ugly, cracks, and is mid maintenance... Plus, it takes the same prep as pavers, and is hard to do it yourself.
I download videos like these I find them for a reason
Awesome vid - quick question for the knowledgeable, before the sand what should I put to create the base/fundamentals? My patio is in Florida so very muddy. Any help is greatly appreciate it!
Beautiful work. If youre hammering them that tightly will they crack from shifting?
Great information it looks great can you add a sertain sealer on it? To make it last longer it's solid as it is?
I was always taught to use limestone fines. And work your way across the level ground. Is sand ok to use on the more colder temperatures