Without proper drainage under your pavers, you risk damage to your home's foundation as well as to any plants in the vicinity ...

You just need to lay small, manageable concrete pavers on top of a drainable base of gravel and sand and you’re done—no curing time. Adding edging material holds everything in and lends a ...

So, what are the options? The two most common are sand and gravel, and both have their fans and foes. Fine, granular sand is durable and adaptable, which can turn paver installation into a breeze.

Weeds are the bane of any homeowner's existence, especially when they grow in the cracks of driveway pavers. Here's how to ...

The pavers are 2.5 inches thick ... The chipmunks might recreate their tunnel maze in the gravel and soil under the slab, but the concrete will span the 2-inch-wide tunnels and not drop.

On the other hand, polymer pavers, such as grass, reinforce the load-bearing capacity of unpaved surfaces consisting of gravel or turf. Concrete structures gained popularity in Europe following World ...