Advanced Paver Installation with Machinery and Large Slabs
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Paver Patio - Laying BIG SLABS!
What happens here
Continue the paver installation by laying more of the main field pavers and curved border pavers. For tight curves or specific designs like the double Montauk border, utilize a custom 2x4 screed board with a central pivot to ensure precise radius and evenness. Transport additional gravel using a Bobcat MT100 mini skid steer to replenish the base material as needed. Spread and screed the gravel, then lay the pavers, ensuring a consistent pattern and flush surfaces. Use a specialized vacuum lifter to safely and efficiently move large format pavers (2x3 foot slabs) into place, preventing back strain and ensuring accurate positioning.
Goal: Complete the paver installation across various sections, including large format pavers
Tools and materials
- 2x4 Screed Board — Screeding the paver base for curves
- Bobcat MT100 Mini Skid Steer Bobcat — Transporting and spreading gravel base material
- Central Pivot Point — Guiding the curved screed board
- Cut-off Saw — Making any necessary paver cuts
- Rake — Spreading gravel
- Rubber Mallet — Setting pavers
- Vacuum Lifter — Lifting and placing large format pavers
- Gravel — Paver base
- Large Format Pavers Nicolock — Main patio surface
- Montauk Border Pavers — Creating the double Montauk border
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