Cut and Fit Edge Pavers
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Concrete Paver Patio · Step 8 of 10
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As you lay the pavers, install edging along the perimeter of the walkway to provide stability and a clean border. Secure the edging using spikes, inserting one spike approximately every 12 inches along its length. Continue laying the remaining pavers for the walkway. For any pavers that need to fit specific shapes, such as around curves or at the end of the path, mark the cut lines on the paver blocks. You can then cut these blocks using a circular saw equipped with a concrete blade. An alternative method is to use a wet saw, which can provide cleaner cuts and reduce dust. If you're laying blocks tightly together along a curve, you can mark the curve directly on the blocks with a hose and then cut them in place using a circular saw.
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Cut and Fit Edge Pavers
Part of project
Concrete Paver Patio · Step 8 of 10
In this video
As you lay the pavers, install edging along the perimeter of the walkway to provide stability and a clean border. Secure the edging using spikes, inserting one spike approximately every 12 inches along its length. Continue laying the remaining pavers for the walkway. For any pavers that need to fit specific shapes, such as around curves or at the end of the path, mark the cut lines on the paver blocks. You can then cut these blocks using a circular saw equipped with a concrete blade. An alternative method is to use a wet saw, which can provide cleaner cuts and reduce dust. If you're laying blocks tightly together along a curve, you can mark the curve directly on the blocks with a hose and then cut them in place using a circular saw.