Install the Custom-Cut Pavers
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What happens here
After the pavers have been precisely cut into their curved shapes, the next step involves removing the waste material and meticulously installing the custom-cut pieces. The worker carefully lifts the cut-off sections, clearing the area. Then, each newly shaped paver is positioned along the curved edge of the patio, ensuring a snug fit against adjacent pavers and maintaining the integrity of the curved line. The video briefly shows a worker placing some of these cut pieces into the prepared bed. While not explicitly detailed, it is implied that the underlying base material (often sand or fine aggregate) has been properly prepared and leveled to accept these pavers. The video concludes with a shot of the completed curved section and a hose, possibly used for cleaning or initial wetting and compaction of the bedding sand.
Goal: Assemble and position the cut pavers to form the final curved patio edge.
Tools and materials
- Broom — To sweep jointing sand into the gaps between pavers
- Custom-Cut Pavers — The patio pieces that have been shaped to form the curved edge
- Hose — To wet and compact the bedding sand or wash off debris after installation
- Rubber Mallet — To gently tap pavers into place for a secure and level fit without damaging their surface
- Spirit Level — To check the levelness and evenness of the laid pavers
- String Line — To verify the accuracy and consistency of the curve as pavers are laid
- Bedding Material — To create a stable and level base for the pavers to rest upon
- Jointing Sand — To fill the gaps between pavers, locking them in place and preventing weed growth