HOW TO INSTALL – NEW PROJECT
(replacing grass/dirt)

Tamp down the 2' of sand as well. Spread out about 2' of sand over the walk area, then place two 1' pipes on either side of the paving area. Put a level across the pipes and add sand under the pipes until they are level. Using the pipes as rails, drag a board the length of the area. This is called 'screeding.' Check Full Scale to draw the single unit diagram at full scale to print and cut for a template. Check inside radius, outside radius, paver width and other dimensions before cutting and using templates to mark and cut the pavers. Check Circles to draw inner (Green).

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Step 1: Excavation. Mark area to be paved with stakes and string lines at the desired finished elevation. Locate stakes outside the project area by a minimum of 12″. This will allow room for the edge restraint system. Excavate a minimum of 7″ below final paver elevation. Allow 1⁄8″ to 1⁄4″ per foot slope for correct water runoff. Always install pavers working off multiple cubes, if project allows. Remove paver from the cubes by bands vertically. Once you have laid all the pavers that will fit your area, you may need to cut some to fit. Use your stone cutter for simple cross cuts or a power driven masonry saw for angled cuts. STEP 8-COMPACTING THE PAVERS.

Installing pavers is a great way to beautify and add value to your home. The design behind Brock PaverBase lets you minimize the amount of material you have to dig, then build a Brock “platform” on which you lay your pavers. The base underneath the Brock PaverBase needs to be compacted and properly leveled. This is very important. Make sure you slightly slope the area away from the house so rain and water flows away from doors and windows.

Brock PaverBase panels will then spread load over that base to help ensure your patio stays level and smooth for years. The instructions below are for concrete pavers in a new area. If you are using natural stone, or installing pavers over an existing concrete slab, please refer to those specific instructions on this website.

Step-by-step install instructions below or download a printable PDF guide here.

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Step 1 PREPARING THE AREA FOR YOUR PATIO DESIGN

Most commonly this is removing a grass area that is around your current concrete patio. You will incorporate this area into your new larger outdoor patio design. You will need to excavate about 1” deep from the surface of your current concrete slab for the area of your extended patio.

Step 2 LEVEL AND COMPACT THE BASE

IMPORTANT: THE PATIO SURFACE SHOULD SLOPE AWAY FROM ANY STRUCTURE.

Using a hard rake and/or shovel, level the area and make sure it follows the slope of the concrete pad. The ground should be tightly compacted using a hand tamper or plate compactor. The slope should be about 1/4″ per one foot of distance. It is helpful to pull a string line so you can check your slope. To run a string line, attach a string to a fixed point on the house side about 3” above the surface of the patio, and pull it tight toward the outside edge of your new patio area. Attach the other end to a landscape stake in the ground making sure the string it tight. Use a level and ruler to create the desired slope. For example, the patio should slope 2.5″ over a 10 foot distance (Diagram below). This will ensure that the patio moves water away from the house.

The area should be as smooth as possible, making sure to get rid of high and low spots to within +/- 1/4″. This is now your compacted base. Congratulations, the hard part is over!

Step 3 ADD A WEED BARRIER FABRIC

Next install a layer of weed barrier fabric over the excavated and compacted area, make sure the weed barrier fabric overlaps by 2″ and extends slightly beyond the paver area. Dependency injection xamarin visual studio for mac.

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Step 4 SPREAD A THIN LAYER OF SAND

Spread an even layer of sand. Make sure the surface of the sand is level with the top of the concrete pad. Use the sand to get the surface as smooth as possible.

Step 5 LEVEL THE SAND USING A BOARD

Screed the sand using a straight board. Use a standard 2×4 that is 6 feet long. Make sure the board you use is straight and true! The board will also help you keep the slope so watch your string line.

Step 6 INSTALL BROCK PAVERBASE PANELS

Starting against a straight edge of the patio, lay the Brock panels, ensuring that the side flanges overlap. Ideally, lay them in a “brick-like” pattern (illustration below). This will ensure stability of the panels when you lay the pavers.

Trim any curves or along edges using a razor knife. Place any extra scrap pieces of Brock PaverBase in your recycling bin.

Step 7 INSTALL THE PATIO PAVERS

Now the fun really begins! Lay the pavers directly on the Brock PaverBase panels. You can slide the pavers into place. If you are trying to do a straight line, and the line gets crooked, hammer the row back in place using a rubber mallet. Do not use the edges of the panels or the pattern on the panels to try to line up your pavers. Use a string line to ensure straightness.

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INSTALL EDGE RESTRAINT.

Once you patio is complete and the pavers are tightly together you will want to hold the perimeter in place to keep it from moving. To do this simply lay pieces of edge restraint directly on top of the Brock panels. Then hammer 8-10” landscape spikes through the Brock PaverBase panel making sure to keep the edge restraint tight against the pavers.

Step 8 FINISH WITH REGULAR OR POLYMERIC SAND

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Using a broom, spread sand over the patio and into the gaps between the pavers. Spread over small areas before moving onto the next one. Go back and forth over the gaps until no more sand will fit. Once you have swept the sand into the paver joints, a hand tamp should be used over the entire paver area in order to “vibrate” the sand further into the joints.

This tamping procedure will insure that the maximum amount of sand is holding the pavers in place. (DO NOT USE A PLATE COMPACTER TO VIBRATE THE PAVERS!) Continue to add sand until the joints are full.

NOTE:

There are two types of joint sand. Polymeric joint sand will essentially harden like concrete between your pavers. It has several advantages: It is stable, so the sand won’t end up on the top of your pavers; it allows you to power wash your patio without displacing the joint sand; it gives the patio a cleaner, more finished look. Alternatively you can use traditional joint sand, but you will need to re apply it each year. For the purposes of these instructions we will refer to Polymeric sand since it requires a few extra steps than plain joint sand.

Step 9 CLEAN THE SURFACE OF THE PAVERS

MAKE SURE THE SURFACE OF THE PAVERS IS CLEAN!

Once you are done spreading the polymeric sand into the gaps, use a leaf blower to blow the fine dust off the surface of your patio. (You want to make sure you sweep it off well first or you will generate a large dust cloud!) DO NOT WASH IT OFF WITH WAT

HOW TO INSTALL – NEW PROJECT(replacing grass/dirt)