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How Do You Build A Paver Sidewalk?

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How Do You Build A Paver Sidewalk?

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In this article you will learn how to build a base for a paver sidewalk, lay pavers, cut in the pavers, and make any final adjustments before grouting in the pavers. Building the base to your paver sidewalk is the most important part to this project. The first thing you need to do is remove the existing sidewalk or grass and top soil depending on your situation. Generally you want the top of your paver sidewalk even with the grass so you can mow over it. I recommend building the base with approximately 4″ of stone dust or sand. Pavers come in varying sizes and thickness, so depending on the thickness of the pavers you choose, you will need to determine how much material needs to be removed. If you choose a paver 2 1/2″ thick you will need to dig approximately 6 1/2″ below the grade of your lawn to accommodate my recommended 4″ of base material and your 2 1/2″ thick paver. I also recommend digging it out approximately 12″ wider than the sidewalk that you are planning on building so the

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