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Lay Interlocking Pavers

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How to Build a Patio - Ultimate DIY Installation Guide (EVER MADE) for patio, driveway or decks

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  • Concrete Saw
  • Gloves
  • Interlocking Pavers
  • Rubber Mallet
  • Safety Glasses

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doing. All right, Phil, let's talk about that pattern. Well, what we want to be careful of is not to create long continuous seams or joints. The pattern is truly a random pattern. As you're laying these pavers, you want to use the different sizes in the correct proportion. So you don't want to leave the small sizes or the large sizes out. You want to continually mix them in overlapping the joints so you get a nice true random pattern throughout the finished product. It's time for another tip of the day. Yay. Okay. What I want to show you is what Jose is doing is called the click and drop method. He's not setting the blocks out here and sliding them in because that will mess up his base. puts it up tight to the blocks and then he sets it straight down. He's not messing up any base. That's the click and drop method.

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