How to install paver edge stone

How to install paver edge stone - We installed this edging border for a mulch / garden bed. This is Techo Bloc Brandon edge stone. I show the whole process of a proper base and using concrete to lock the edge stone into place. This stone border looks great around flower beds and can be a DIY project.

[@edmontonlivermoore4935]

Super informative no frills video thank you for sharing your knowledge brother, it’s appreciated

[@srmcontracting]

Thanks man

[@FunctionalFitPDR]

Nice work brother. I appreciate these videos. Thanks for putting them together

[@srmcontracting]

Your welcome and Thanks for watching!

[@Kushert]

Exactly how we do it. Great job!

[@josephrottina1901]

Nice work brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@srmcontracting]

Thanks man

[@jamesbaconreid]

Looks great! Was looking forward to this video :)

[@srmcontracting]

I appreciate it and Thanks for watching!

[@manjarikapashi9195]

I was thinking doing the same but was worried about water retention. It’s exactly the same size and placement. How could I resolve this issue so water doesn’t retain and flow away please advise thanks

[@scottboys4js]

Nice work , would putting a caps on be over kill ?

[@srmcontracting]

Thank you, these aren't meant for caps. Its hard to tell from the video but the tops are textured so they look great as is.

[@muxxor9492]

What brand block is that? I like the straight clean edges.

[@srmcontracting]

Techo Bloc Brandon Edge

[@yamahondazuki95]

So the "Modified" is like item 4 or crusher run? Essentially it's 3/4 stone with fines?

[@Kushert]

Correct

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[@brianelliot2719]

Thanks Sean! What do you recommend up against the house where the brick is? I don’t like to idea of soil sitting against the brick as I think it may deteriorate the brick, especially fir those of us who have freeze-thaw cycles to enjoy. Even landscape fabric will let moisture through and into the brick. On one planter, my contractor put a thin piece of styrofoam against the brick and concrete and it seems to have held up. It just looks a little on the ugly side as parts of the top gets exposed when the new earth settles.