Laying pavers on dirt

How to Lay Brick Pavers After you have planned and purchased all the materials its now time to start digging. You will need to dig 6-8 inch trench. This is so that you have plenty of room for the layered materials. This was the worst part because we had to remove the sod and dirt and dispose of it, we purchased a wagon to help us out with moving it all to the front yard.

When you learn how to lay pavers, your DIY home repair skills will increase and you'll feel better as a responsible homeowner.

Are you looking forward to installing patio pavers in your yard? Read our comprehensive guide on how to lay patio pavers on dirt.

We put together a short guide on how to lay patio pavers on dirt. Follow our 8 easy steps and transform your patio in less than a day!

How to Lay Pavers: Almost a month ago I started laying the pavers in my back yard. The existing surface was a mixture of concrete slabs, pavers and some dirt. Any rubble that I had left over from other work I crushed and used as extra gravel.

Find out how to lay garden paving, in Monty Don's video, with tips on laying slabs on sand and cement.

Laying tile outside in a sand bed can be a great way to spruce up an outdoor area without the mess of cement. With the right technique, it can be easy too.

Learn how to build a paver path with our handy guide. Select your stepping stone and, with a few basic tools, you'll be able to DIY this striking landscape element.

Can brick pavers be stained? They can, and you should do that instead of painting them....

How to lay stepping stones. Creating a simple path using paving slabs.