@@YouilAushanathey would probably cover the area with dry cement brush it into all the gaps then water it after. The ground does seem like it would be quite loose though. There is obviously a lot of steps not shown in this short.
In uk and never seen a bed of stone/shingle . I use sharp sand compressed with a whacker plate and screeded like you using rails and a flat edge then lay blocks on top , like your movement over job Oozes professionalism pal 💥🇬🇧💙👊🏾
Thank you for the feedback. I use nothing but clean, crushed stone for my base. We call it (Open Graded Base) here. If you want to know more about that method, here is a video I made to explain it better 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
I've done that myself and the only thing different, was to cut a slight angle to those perimeter pavers on the inside/outside curves. Takes some time, but looks much cleaner. Good job!
Thank you! I hear what you are saying but I don't do that simply because I think it looks bad when you cut off the beveled edge of the pavers. I think the open joint looks better than saw cut edges of a paver. ✌
Always that one guy that has to put his two cents in when it’s obvious he knows what he’s doing. People like that I’d love to smack. Always a backhanded compliment as well
@@TheChristianHardscaperThere is a way cut the outside row and leave the beveled edge and the outside the corners of the paver where people notice it the most. It works best on brick style pavers. You miter/taper every other paver on both sides. use a temporary paver on the outside as spacer ,looks like a fan when done. I use to get compliments from the home owners and coworkers when I use to do that. On the cobbles Just use only the smaller cobble paver going around curves or if wanted to be perfect grab leftovers from cobble circle kit laying around the shop.
I’ve been thinking about adding hardscaping to my lawn care business-I have watched about everyone of your videos you’re a great teacher-thanks for sharing your videos.
I used to deliver stone for the guys back in the day.. my job was to pick up the orders, load it, and drop it off. Multiple crews all day. I had so much fun looking at stone centers and yards. Being alone walking around big yards full of stone, sand, bricks etc.
This walkway should be good for at least the next 100 plus years. When you think of the cost ,it was actually a barging for any price. Great craftsmanship
Thank you, the base was properly compacted and the edges were secured with concrete. We also use polymeric sand in the joints of the pavers to lock them together. Just didn't have time to include all that into a 60 second short. I have a full playlist on how we did this project on my channel, here is the link to that playlist if you are interested 👉ruclips.net/p/PLo6xdtKoDxWbhdg9uUfZ7oFIqX5EN9OOZ
Thanks man! This work is definitely very tough on the body and tough on the mind at some points. Not easy for sure... I pray that it doesn't completely kill my knees and back someday.
I love seeing other Hardscapers using open base like that. Down here in SC my company is one of the few that uses 789. A lot of companies down here only use sand/stone or granite dust! Y’all are doing awesome! God bless!
Amen brother! Still a lot of guys too stubborn to switch up here as well. I don’t understand why they can’t see the benefits…. I switched from traditional dense grade / sand over 4 years ago and will never go back…. Thanks for the feedback, God Bless you too man! ✌🏻
@@TheChristianHardscaper to be honest I didn’t know about this method,here in Massachusetts I always see dense grade compact everything and on top sand,or stone dust,
@@fabricioalmeida348 I used to use that method 4+ years ago but I will never go back to it. Open Grade base is just far superior. I have over a hundred installs using it, excellent!
@@TheChristianHardscaper I will try that in my next job, but do you use dense grade and compact before laying the crash stone??and after the 3/4 crash stone on the ground do you compact before the 1/8 crash stone?? I just want to make sure to make right!! Thanks so much
Nice to see someone that has pride in their work. Countless ways to screw up this job and cut corners so it looks good for a year. Someone got lucky hiring you guys.
Thank you! I stopped using sand under my pavers 4+ years ago, this base prep method is far better in my opinion. Here is a link to a video I made which includes detailed information about the method I use 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
Not at all, this method actually holds up far better. Here is a link to video I made which explains my backfill method in more detail 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
If you want to learn more about how we installed this project, click this full video link right here👉ruclips.net/video/rjoaeWwAVwE/видео.html
Pavers look so freaking good when done right. Great job fellas
Thanks, I totally agree ✌🏻
Yeah, that's a sharp looking project. Very satisfying to see that come together wirh everything exactly where it should be.
@@TheChristianHardscaper those stay in place? No concrete needed or adhesives?
Glad we could help ❤
@@YouilAushanathey would probably cover the area with dry cement brush it into all the gaps then water it after.
The ground does seem like it would be quite loose though.
There is obviously a lot of steps not shown in this short.
This guy guided me through my patio. His vids are the best! My patio is mint thanks to him!!!!!
Thanks for the nice comment man. Congratulations on the patio build! ✌
@@TheChristianHardscaper Where are you guys located? I want that patio! Looks great!
Which video in particular did you watch as a guide. I’ve seen a few of theirs. So clean
Which video in particular did you watch as a guide. I’ve seen a few of theirs. So clean
@@sunitamay123 We are in Worcester County Massachusetts
Great videos helped me get my first 500sq ft Cambridge patio done for customer.
That's awesome congratulations man! ✌
Everything squared out and leveled... hell of a job gentlemen
Thank you! ✌
Yea but all that stone will settle over time, it's not base.
This is what you get when you take pride in your work
Thank you man!
In uk and never seen a bed of stone/shingle . I use sharp sand compressed with a whacker plate and screeded like you using rails and a flat edge then lay blocks on top , like your movement over job Oozes professionalism pal 💥🇬🇧💙👊🏾
Thank you for the feedback. I use nothing but clean, crushed stone for my base. We call it (Open Graded Base) here. If you want to know more about that method, here is a video I made to explain it better 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
I've done that myself and the only thing different, was to cut a slight angle to those perimeter pavers on the inside/outside curves. Takes some time, but looks much cleaner. Good job!
Thank you! I hear what you are saying but I don't do that simply because I think it looks bad when you cut off the beveled edge of the pavers. I think the open joint looks better than saw cut edges of a paver. ✌
Always that one guy that has to put his two cents in when it’s obvious he knows what he’s doing. People like that I’d love to smack. Always a backhanded compliment as well
@@TheChristianHardscaperThere is a way cut the outside row and leave the beveled edge and the outside the corners of the paver where people notice it the most. It works best on brick style pavers. You miter/taper every other paver on both sides. use a temporary paver on the outside as spacer ,looks like a fan when done. I use to get compliments from the home owners and coworkers when I use to do that. On the cobbles Just use only the smaller cobble paver going around curves or if wanted to be perfect grab leftovers from cobble circle kit laying around the shop.
I’ve been thinking about adding hardscaping to my lawn care business-I have watched about everyone of your videos you’re a great teacher-thanks for sharing your videos.
It is a great service to offer and very rewarding when you get good at it. I'm glad the videos have been helpful. Thanks for the feedback!
Such a professional Job - thanks for sharing 😎🇦🇺👌👌
My pleasure, thanks for the comment! ✌
I used to deliver stone for the guys back in the day.. my job was to pick up the orders, load it, and drop it off. Multiple crews all day. I had so much fun looking at stone centers and yards. Being alone walking around big yards full of stone, sand, bricks etc.
That is very cool. I love going to the supply yards and just looking around. Nothing better than window shopping at a masonry yard! ✌
I saw a bubble level! Awesome guys! You did the job a step above and beyond.
Thank you very much! ✌
Fellas , by FAR the best looking paver work I've ever seen !!! Wow!!! ❤👍👏👏💯
Thank you very much! ✌
Broke down old man after fifty years of masonry. Love it, broken bone and scares earned every one.
Nothing but respect brother. This trade can take a real toll on your body, God Bless man! ✌
At least you chose that and not an office desk job. Which is better, screwing your body or screwing your mind?
This walkway should be good for at least the next 100 plus years.
When you think of the cost ,it was actually a barging for any price.
Great craftsmanship
Thank you very much, I certainly hope it is there for that long.... LOL But i think the pavers themselves will be pretty crumbled by then..🤣🤣 ✌
When it’s nice just say it’s nice. This is exceptionally 👍🏿 nice BRAVO💯💯
I appreciate that!✌
That is absolutely beautiful and I love the work. Very professional.
Thank you very much!
I LOVE Your & Benny's Work!!!!
GREAT JOB GUYS!!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful job! you make it look so easy
Thank you! ✌
They look great, when carefully done
I agree, it is all about proper installation. ✌🏻
Ya looks great, hope it lasts more than a year though. I didn’t see any tamping or edge lock installed on the outside. But looks fantastic
Thank you, the base was properly compacted and the edges were secured with concrete. We also use polymeric sand in the joints of the pavers to lock them together. Just didn't have time to include all that into a 60 second short. I have a full playlist on how we did this project on my channel, here is the link to that playlist if you are interested 👉ruclips.net/p/PLo6xdtKoDxWbhdg9uUfZ7oFIqX5EN9OOZ
Great job on the big aggregate below the pea gravel, excellent source of drainage
Yes sir, drainage is the most important part to any hardscape install. That's the biggest reason why I use that backfill method. ✌
Yep it's all about tic toc😮
Wow awesome job lots of hard work it shows.
Thank you ✌
That turned out really nice.
Thank you ✌
Some of the cleanest work I have ever seen!!!
Thank you very much ! ✌
What an amazing job! From start to finish great work.
Thank you ✌
Your a underrated youtuber
Thanks, I appreciate it ✌🏻
Nothing but perfect work .
Thank you ✌
Great work lads, spent many years hard landscaping, until the work got the better of me!
Real pride in the job there, take it easy!
Thanks man! This work is definitely very tough on the body and tough on the mind at some points. Not easy for sure... I pray that it doesn't completely kill my knees and back someday.
I did some back in 1984, I was 27 and it was a great experience to dig down and build a proper base and learned lots from the older craftsmen.
Construction work will make a old man out of a person fast
Masterfully done.great job👌👌👌💪👍
Thank you! 👍
How does it stay in place?
We concrete the edges after, just didn’t show it in this short ✌🏻
Wow 😳😳😳!!!!! Absolutely Beautiful Job 👌🏿👍🏿👌🏿👍🏿👌🏿!!!!!
Thank you very much! ✌
Nice work! 👍 Looks great!
Thank you ✌🏻
Serviço de quem sabe o q está fazendo, qualidade, limpeza, o capricho e o amor pelo q faz. Parabéns.
Did you finish it with packed sand or mortar or just leave them as they were? I’m still learning. Looks great!
I concrete the edges and polymeric sand the joints. This was not the final product. ✌
@@TheChristianHardscaper Меня интересовал конечный результат. Если не бетонировать, то всё рарушится. Хорошая работа!
@@TheChristianHardscaper I should’ve concrete the edge but instead I opt in for plastic edged and those got pricey. Next time I’m doing concrete lol
Should lay the boarder in concrete. This way you don’t have a missive haunch round the perimeter.
Very professionally designed and well done!!!
Thank you very much!
Nice to see quality workmanship. Great job
Thank you, quality is key ✌🏻
Looks great 👍 I'll be tackling this project myself soon and eventually a patio
Nice, good luck! ✌🏻
What a awesome job hard work and it payed off nicely done 😊
Thank you!
Very satifying , great job !
Nice Work. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it
No problem, thank you ✌
Super professional job
Thank you very much!
Those pipes make SO MUCH SENSE for leveling. Dagnabbit.
Yep, it is a great method for laying pavers. ✌
Phenomenal work!
As someone who installs interlock myself. Well done fellas. Great job.
Thank you very much ✌
I love seeing other Hardscapers using open base like that. Down here in SC my company is one of the few that uses 789. A lot of companies down here only use sand/stone or granite dust! Y’all are doing awesome! God bless!
Amen brother! Still a lot of guys too stubborn to switch up here as well. I don’t understand why they can’t see the benefits…. I switched from traditional dense grade / sand over 4 years ago and will never go back….
Thanks for the feedback, God Bless you too man! ✌🏻
Totally agree!
@@TheChristianHardscaper to be honest I didn’t know about this method,here in Massachusetts I always see dense grade compact everything and on top sand,or stone dust,
@@fabricioalmeida348 I used to use that method 4+ years ago but I will never go back to it. Open Grade base is just far superior. I have over a hundred installs using it, excellent!
@@TheChristianHardscaper I will try that in my next job, but do you use dense grade and compact before laying the crash stone??and after the 3/4 crash stone on the ground do you compact before the 1/8 crash stone?? I just want to make sure to make right!! Thanks so much
His work is always A++❤
Thank you ✌
yes sir
Beautiful work and detail...wow.
Thanks!
I normally hate how pavers turn out, but that is sweet. Just as pretty as a well done concrete stamp job. You guys killed it 💪
I totally hear you, pavers are done improperly more often than not.... Thanks for the feedback! ✌
Love all the shots raking the aggregate sounds therapeutic.
✌
@@TheChristianHardscaper Colossians 3:23 shows in your work
Awesome walk
Thanks!
Once your rails are laid and level, it was like nails on a chalkboard when you used your levels as a screed🤔😂😂 nice job👍
That's for sure, definitely a screechy noise...LOL 😂
Quality work 👏🏾
Thank you ✌
Beautiful craftsmanship
Thank you ✌
very nice work!
Que bonito trabajo todo bien nivelado y sobre todo esa grava bien asentada y las medias circunferencia muy bien trazada excelente trabajo
Thank you very much!
Seriously nice work …..bravo….
Thank you! ✌
Nice to see someone that has pride in their work. Countless ways to screw up this job and cut corners so it looks good for a year. Someone got lucky hiring you guys.
Thanks for the feedback, quality is always #1 for me. ✌
Bonito trabajo se ve súper bien👍
Nice work!!!!
That is back breaking work... Fantastic job Sir!
It sure is, thank you!
Excelente trabajo en piso saludos desde Managua Nicaragua
Thank you! ✌
Very nice job guys!!! 👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻
Thank you! 👍
Looks great, nice job guys
Thanks so much!
Fantastic job guys,👌
Thank you! ✌🏻
Wow talk about curb appeal . Looks great.
Thank you!
@@TheChristianHardscaper
You gave that house the mansion entrance. Outstanding 👍🏻👍🏻
Verrrry pretty😊!
Looks beautiful and professional.❤
Thank you very much!
Beautiful job and beautiful work from Ireland👌
Good work. Looks great 👌
Great Work pays off
It certainly does. ✌
Beautiful work!
Thanks! ✌
Beautiful gentlemen. Great curbside appeal.
Thank you, it definitely gave this property some curb appeal! ✌
Very nice!! I noticed you didn’t use sand under the pavers. How do you like using the stone rather than sand?? Thanks.
Thank you! I stopped using sand under my pavers 4+ years ago, this base prep method is far better in my opinion. Here is a link to a video I made which includes detailed information about the method I use 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
Looks really good gentlemen!!!
Thank you! ✌
Do you notice a difference in settling between using just the 3/4 stone as opposed to 3/4 stone/stone dust mix ? Awesome Job either way.
Not at all, this method actually holds up far better. Here is a link to video I made which explains my backfill method in more detail 👉ruclips.net/video/ChaJe3JqD6I/видео.html
Beautiful work
Thank you ✌
This looks great when done the right way 👍👍
Thank you ✌
Wow job well done good job guys
Thank you ✌
Excellent travail 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Beautiful and professional job.. 👍🏻👍🏻🧐
Thank you very much!
Every appliance delivery guys worst nightmare. Add on a bi-level and I’m ready to quit. 😂😂😂
LMAO, In that perspective, I can totally understand.... 🤣✌
Wonderful….! I like this job interesting….!
Thank you ✌
MUITO LINDO.
PARABÉNS, AOS PROFISSIONAIS ENVOLVIDOS, NESSE MARAVILHOSO TRABALHO.
Looks great my man.
Thank you ✌
Perfect job 👏🏻
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful
So nice!
Love the steps
They are really nice. 👌
Magnifique travail les gars 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Perfect work
Thanks!
Lovely job 🇬🇧
✌
Ustalık ve sanat, mükemmel oldu.
Thank you!
Amazing stuff! Wish you guys were in Southern NH. God bless!
Laying a curved, paver…. 😂I was looking for round bricks!😂
🤣✌
Хорошая работа 👍🏽
That's really nice!!! Good work😊
Thanks, I'm glad you like it! ✌
Great work looks awesome
Thank you!
Waooo exelent work😅😊
Thank you ✌
such a good touch
Thanks! ✌🏻