Snap-Edge Paver Restraint
Installing plastic snap edging on the aggregate base — not the bedding sand — and spiking it so it never tips or kicks up.
Base prep and laying pavers.
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Installing plastic snap edging on the aggregate base — not the bedding sand — and spiking it so it never tips or kicks up.
A light-duty curved path of large pavers set on sand beds — sod out, sand in, level or follow the lawn.
The compacted base and leveling sand under a paver, and the depths that keep it from settling.
Marking and cutting soldier-course border pavers so they turn a corner as a clean miter instead of a broken butt joint.
A notched site-made jig that rides on already-laid pavers and screeds the bedding sand to the exact depth the next paver needs.
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