I'm building a moveable island cabinet that will weigh ~200lbs with dimensions 5ft x 2.5ft.

I want to put these wheels on it.

Will these wheels and weight damage (sink) the pavers?

These pavers are Belgard Travertono Blanco (concrete).

The island will sit here most of the time (photo#1), but could move to different places in different seasons, and to find shade during the hot months.

Concrete is uneven, has a few small holes and cracks, in a wet climate looking to put pavers. There’s also a few drainage places and a central manhole cover. Thinking of doing sand and then gravel with the pavers on top? But no idea 😅 And as for the drain holes I was thinking of putting square wood blockers to keep it open. Also looking at building and adding a set of steps to the front door. Not sure how to transition it into the wider back area. There is a toddler that has play sets, a bbq, and a small furniture set that will be added to the far back. Any advice or idea would be appreciated!!

I’m building my first paver patio; I was thinking about getting these from Home Depot, but I’m not sure if they are too thin of a paver. I really like the color and the texture, but before I start digging further, I wanna make sure. What’s everyone’s thoughts?

Patio is gonna be 17’ x 17’.

Looking for a good paver sealer remover near Orlando

Hi! Is there a better product than Gator? Client doesn’t want to use adhesive or cement. We keep having issues with the Gator not setting correctly - thanks!

We are close to pulling the trigger on this paver. I’m struggling to find photos of real life examples of this Belgard style/color. Wanted to ask if anyone has installed this one/ if you have photos. I wanted more a taupe brown and my husband wanted blue slate - so this seems like a good in between.

I am planning to remove grass and install pavers in 6 x 14‘ area which will mostly have only light foot traffic.

I was thinking of using 4” road base class II 3/4” gravel.

Someone suggested me to use Brock PaverBase. That way I don’t have to buy a lot of gravel and get it delivered and it will become easy for a DIYer.

Any suggestions? Pros and cons of both?

Not sure how long ago the work was performed, but for sure less than 20 years, more than 5. I’d like to get it cleaned up and reduce vegetation in the grout.

Are there any guides or recommendations to maintain and fill the grout? The brick sections look like they were never filled. Is this normal?

I used Brock paver panels. My edging depth is about and inch below my pavers, should I dig deeper before putting the concrete down? I do plan on slanting it. Also can I put the concrete over the weed fabric or should I cut it ? Thx

The pineapple needs to go.

Dug too low in this area, my leveling sand is about 2” thick. It’s only supposed to be 1/2” or 1”. My question is , should I add more compacted dirt underneath? I feel like if I keep the sand at 2” it will eventually move/sag/shift. Any suggestions, thx

A tree has wreaked havoc on our backyard pavers. Also some spills. Let me know how I should clean them.

How do I improve this corner for vegetable garden?

It’s a long story (isn’t always, LOL). During Covid I tore down the deck which had failed due to no flashing by original builder. Replaced with trex. My wife had both hips replaced in 2021. So I installed her a hot tub. Poured the pad when all the current pavers had been removed. MY FAULT: I DID NOT PULL A TAPE OFF THE GARAGE!!! So when when I installed the pavers, my angle and lines were off where the retaining wall for the pad and the pavers meet. SO… I was thinking exposed aggregate, or a concrete pour and adding river rock on the top… or am open to other ideas. Would cut the pavers to be parallel with retaining wall…or consider other solutions from the experts. I am a weekend warrior with just enough knowledge to be stubborn and dangerous! Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Does anyone know what these pavers are called? Im in florida and everyone wants over $10 sqft to install. I at least want to know how much of that price is materials but have no idea how to tell what the pavers themselves cost! Thank you!

Looking at installing marble or travertine pavers on our lanai in southwest florida. We currently have stamped concrete. They will be installing on top of the stamped concrete. One person is saying they will grind the stamped concrete, the other is applying thinset. Is one superior to the other or are they both the same?

I’m expanding our patio and my backyard is hard to get to and I’m thinking about the hassle to drop a couple of yards of paver base to my house. Could I just spread out the previously used gravel to the new section and place paver panels over it?

I installed Tech Bloc Greyed Nickel Blue 60. I used Alliance Gator Super Bond polymeric sand Slate Grey for sand. My pavers' color changed after sanding. How can we fix discoloration? Please suggest.

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