driveway apron we did

[JRS Landscaping]

it was my first one. the first contractor screwed it up and never put in a rock subbase, just sand so it would sink and washout a little everytime it rained hard. so we fixed it right. enjoy the pictures

[srl28]

Looks alright!....I personally would have preffered tigher joints. Maybe tap the edges in a bit better cause the first plow that runs over it and theyre gone. Use any poly meric or just straight sand? Nice stones.

[JRS Landscaping]

polymetric sand

[Skimastr105]

I don't think that's the right block for the application. I think a more uniform paver would fit better with all the linear shapes... ie the concrete sidewalk and curbing. The random nature of the paver you chose makes it seem a little sloppy.

The install isn't bad though... it would look really nice as a patio or walkway with turf bordering it.

[Even Cut Lawn Care]

I agree, just doesnt look right.

[02DURAMAX]

Looks Ok I guess just dont like how everything lines up..

[mattfromNY]

Was that stone there already? You just pulled it up and re-layed it?
Looks like you could have turned everything 90 degrees? lined up the soldier course on the outside and run everything else perpendicular to the way they lay??
I would have liked to see what it looked like before. cant really say if it is better or worse.

[P.Services]

its always the guys that show up to work the first day with brand new clean boots from walmart you have to keep a eye on. any one else notice that.

[JRS Landscaping]

they wanted belgium block, i agree pavers would have looked better

[Tyler7692]

Originally Posted by Picasso Services

its always the guys that show up to work the first day with brand new clean boots from walmart you have to keep a eye on. any one else notice that.

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