Cut & Install Border Inlay

What happens here

With the main field pavers in place, the crew proceeds to create the accent border inlay, which is a 'double Mika border' approximately 9 inches wide. This is achieved by first measuring the exact width needed from the existing field pavers. A chalk line is then snapped to mark the precise cut line. A powerful demo saw (wet saw) is used to make clean and accurate cuts through the large pavers directly in place. This method ensures a seamless and visually appealing transition between the field pavers and the border, contributing to a much smoother and more professional finished product.

Goal: After the main field is laid, a precise border inlay is created by measuring, snapping lines, and wet-cutting pavers in place with a demo saw.