How Do You Lay A Brick Patio In Sand?
Many people think that adding a brick patio to their home requires hiring a professional. Luckily you don’t need a mason to install your dream patio. All you need are the right tools, a free weekend and some elbow grease. Since the majority of the cost of a contractor is labor, you’ll save a bundle by doing it yourself. When compared to working with lumber to build a deck, you’ll find brick pavers easier to work with and far less expensive. Shovel out the area for your patio deep enough to accommodate a 2-inch sand base plus the depth of your brick paver. Make the area as level as possible. Dump masonry sand on the site and spread it out using a hoe. Make the sand base as level as you can with a depth of 2 inches. Tamp it down firmly and spray lightly with water. Allow to sit 24 hours and tamp again to create a solid base. Select a corner to start in and place a piece of plywood on the sand to kneel on while working. This will prevent disturbing the tamped foundation. Begin laying your
