Observe Removed PermaEdge Strength
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What happens here
The creator transitions to a section where the paver path was extended, requiring the removal of a portion of the previously installed "PermaEdge" restraint. They explain that due to its extreme strength, they had to use a saw to cut it and then manually break out the concrete restraint. The video then shows close-ups of the broken pieces of the "PermaEdge" concrete restraint, which are still strongly gripping the adjacent Unilock Mattoni pavers, illustrating its remarkable durability and holding power even when fractured. This demonstrates the product's resilience and effectiveness in maintaining paver integrity.
Goal: Showcase the strength of the PermaEdge restraint even after breaking
Tools and materials
- Concrete Saw — Implied tool used to cut the strong concrete restraint during removal
- PermaEdge Paver Edge Restraint PermaEdge — Demonstrated as broken, still gripping pavers
- Sledgehammer — Implied tool used to break out the cut sections of the restraint
- Unilock Mattoni Pavers Unilock — Demonstrating the strong grip of the broken restraint pieces