A rigid plastic building material called paver edging creates boundaries for patios or walkways constructed of sand-set bricks or concrete pavers. After the compactible gravel base is laid, the paver edging is placed to form a barrier that keeps the sand layer in place and makes it easier to install. It also adds to the lifespan of the patio or walkway by keeping the sand base from washing away over time. Paver edging, which is constructed of recycled vinyl or another hard plastic, is similar to the flexible garden edging used to define lawns and planting zones but is a heavier-duty, contractor-grade product. Paver edging comes in rigid 6-foot lengths held in place with nylon-coated spikes driven through the edging and into the earth, rather than being handed out in long rolls. If curves are required, connecting tabs on the edge can be removed to bend into gentle arcs. The…

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The most common driveway pavers surfaces are Asphalt and Concrete. Both are long-lasting, low-cost materials with a relatively long lifespan when appropriately maintained. The average cost of an asphalt driveway is about $3 to $5 per square foot, and it can last 12 to 20 years with care. Installing a concrete driveway costs between $6 and $10 per square foot nationally, and it may endure 40 years or more with proper upkeep. However, both of these materials are a bit drab. If you have enough of the same old driveway treatments, it’s time to consider utilizing driveway pavers on your next project. Paver driveways are usually constructed on a foundation of compacted gravel and sand. On the other hand, some people are amazed to find that there are three distinct pavers, each with advantages and disadvantages. Advantages of Pavers Pavers come in a broader range of designs, colors, and overall…

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Create a stunning, long-lasting, and distinctive outdoor patio with concrete pavers. Patio pavers are simple to set up, resistant to weather, and able to meet almost any design objective. Before you install these must-have additions to your landscape, learn about these 9 things about patio pavers. Starting from the bottom up A solid foundation is required when installing your patio pavers. A patio project requires between 8″ and 12″ of excavation, depending on the type of material used. Contact your local utilities to ensure that all electrical, cable, and plumbing lines are correctly labeled before digging. If you have a backed installation, select an Approved Contractor for your patio design and construction. Keep it Even Patio success demands that you establish a solid bedding layer. Concrete pavers should be set in a bed of concrete sand that is uniformly screened. A rough, uneven surface could detract from the appearance of…

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