How Do You Install A Paver Walkway?
A paver walkway adds a lasting, stylish touch to a yard. Paver walkways lead visitors to and from houses, around yards, through gardens and to larger, more striking paver installations such as patios and pool surrounds. Pavers come in a variety of colors, shapes, textures and sizes, testing the limits of homeowners’ imaginations and design capabilities. With an abundance of paver-related information available and knowledgeable home-center specialists waiting to help, getting started installing a paver walkway is as easy as collecting the tools, ordering the supplies and rolling up your sleeves. Lay the walkway on the ground, using a hose or rope (keep in mind that curves require cutting more pavers than straight runs). Make sure that the walkway is at least 36 inches wide. Measure the walkway’s length. Calculate the amount of stone and stone dust (in cubic feet), and pavers (in square feet) needed to complete the job. Add 5 percent to totals to calculate for breakage and unforeseen pro
