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Here is a helpful table to calculate how many units needed for your project size:

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		ROUND	SQUARE	SQUARE	HEX	BRICKFACE
	PRODUCT SIZE	12″	12″	16″	16″	2″X8″X16″
STONE PROJECT SIZE		# stones needed	# stones needed	# stones needed	# stones needed	# stones needed
10′ X 10′ 100 sq ft.		100	100	64	64	112
12′ X 12’144 sq ft.		144	144	81	81	162
15′ X 10’150 sq ft.		150	150	96	96	173
20′ x 12’240 sq ft.		240	240	135	135	270
20′ x 20’400 sq ft.		400	400	225	225	450
10′ x 10′  x 20’300 sq ft.		300	300	184	184	338
20′ x 2’40 sq ft.		40	40	30	30	45
20′ x 3’60 sq ft.		60	60	30	30	75
20′ x 4’80 sq ft.		80	80	45	45	90

 

 

Use 20.5 cu ft bag	of Pavestone Paver	Sand for every 100 sq. ft.
	108849 6CM Holland Paver River Red
	108902 12″ Straight Scallop (Red)
	108903 12″ Curved Scallop (Red)
	108864 16″ Sq Pewter
	108865 16″ Sq Red
	108867 16″ Sq Brickface Red
	108860 12″ Sq Red

Patio Stone Installation Basics

Step 1  –  Remove Grass

Remove grass from area to be laid with Pavestone Company patio products.  Build a frame for your patio or walk with aluminum or plastic edging (redwood or treated lumber can also be used). Patio should slightly fall away from home.

Step 2 – Sand

Place roughly 1 in. of paver sand over area.  (A 2″ x 4″ notched board approx. 1.5 in. from each end can beused to screed or leel paver sand).   Pack with hand tamp or gently spray water hose skywward over project.

Step 3 – Placing Stones

Start in corner and place stones over entire area.  Slide stone straight down; do not slide across pave sand as this will disrupt the base.

Step 4 – Side View

After laying stones, sweep paver sand across stones, filing joints with sand.  (Do not use any kind of Portland Cement or mortar mixture).

Equipment List

• Gloves & Safety Glasses
• Carpenter’s Level
• Aluminum or Plastic Edge Restraint or 4 pieces of Redwood or treated lumber
• Shovel & Spade
• 2″ x 4″ Board (cut 3″ wider than proejcted patio)
• Pick (if ground is hard)
• Paver Sand for joints and bed
• Mason Tool (optional)

 

Design and Install Your Own Retaining Wall

Build small walls, raised plant beds, terracing and landscape edging.

Windsor  Pewter, tan,

                                            Wall Length

Wall Height	5′	10′	15′	20′	25′	30′
4″  1 course	5	10	15	20	25	30
8″  2 courses	10	20	30	40	50	60
12″ 3 courses	15	30	45	60	75	90
16″ 4 courses	20	40	60	80	100	120
20″ 5 courses	25	50	75	100	125	150
24″ 6 courses	30	60	90	120	150	180

Plan and Calculate Your Project

Tools and Materials Needed:

• Chisel
• Hammer
• Level
• Shovel
• Stakes and string
• Concrete Adhesive (optional)
• Sand
• Safety Glasses
• gravel
• Gloves

How To Install Your Retaining Wall

1.Dig a trench 12″ wide by 2″ to 4″ deep (6″ deep with Gardenwall).  Use sand for foundation.  Lay base course using string line and level.  Complete base course before proceeding to second course.

2.  Lay first course level.  Align units side by side using string line at back edge of unit.

3.  Stagger remaining courses as shown.   Connecting lip should overhang back edge of base.

4.  Making a curve.  Using Windsor Wall, you can make curves with a radius as small as 25″.  To maintain even spaceing, use a hammer to remove edges of the retaining lip.  Always wear safety glasses and gloves.

5.  Making a corner.  Use hammer and chisel to split unit in half.  Half will be used for the corner.  Removing connecting lips on corner and adjacent units.  Lay full units on either side of corner.  For second course, lay remaining half unit in opposite direction to stagger wall.

 

A sweep-in joint sand for pavers that hardens with moisture to prevent wash-out, lock in paver sand and inhibit weed growth.