Installation.
The hardest part is digging out enough topsoil to cover the thickness of your pavers and a good solid sand base and vapor barrier.
We dug out approx 6 inches of grass and topsoil. Then installed a 6 mil plastic vapor barrier. spread out 2 inches of fine masonary sand to get everything level. Laying the pavers was the fun part. As you lay them keep a level on the top and work your way across, cutting the edge pavers with a wet saw. I used a radial arm type wet saw, use extreme caution with the saw, the blades is diamond tipped and will cut your fingers off too if you are not careful.
Once the pavers are all layed, spread sand over the top and sweep it into all the grooves and run a Plate Compactor across all the pavers to drive them down and secure them into place.
All the tool you will need you can rent at your local tool rental outlet.
Tools you will need.
Wheel barrow, spade shovels, wet saw, level, plate compactor, rubber hammer and a broom..
