Whether you want stone walkways, pool deck pavers or pavers for patio areas, brick paver stones are a superior choice compared to just about any other hard landscaping option. On a structural level, paver stones are much stronger than popular options like flagstone, concrete and conventional brick. Pavers never crack or chip, whereas...... (more...)
My wife and I just purchased about four hundred square feet of flagstone pavers. I am not the construction worker type but I am learning how to be a do it yourselfer. We live in very temperate San Diego so the cold weather is not an issue and in SD earthquakes are not a real concern for us either. At first we thought of just putting in gravel and sand and laying them on top but the more I have read it sounds like it really needs to be in at least a mortar/sand mixture and definetly grouted. What do you think? I will choose a best answer and will probably spend a lot of time taking your advice in my backyard!
any suggestions for a cheap pool deck?
Functional and aesthetics have become an important element for outdoor living spaces in our homes. Designers have come up with numerous sets of materials to make this area in the house more conducive to social or leisure activities, but at the same time, factors of the outdoors such as bad weather and exposure to a lot of oth...... (more...)
I'm relandscaping my yard and am researching different hardscape materials and am looking to get an idea of the difference in cost between flagstone, limestone, etc. vs. concrete paveres (cobble look)
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