[springman26]

Ok here is a walkway I threw down for my grandmother. Any comments?

 

[GLAN]

looks nice

 

[Art Stubbs handy 58]

I bet your Granny is happy

Looks nice for just throwing it down.... what type of flagstone do you you use in your area????

 

[Lombardi]

Looks good. Some tumbled brick added for edging would have complemented your install real well. You can still add it on if you want.

 

[NNJLandman]

Looks good man i'll have to take some pics of my recent stone walk install.

Around here theres a guy who will paint the cement to look like a stone walk, nice designs and colors. He does a great job and it looks great.

 

[springman26]

thanks guys! Yea now Grannies friend wants me to do one for her. Oh the $$ ! These stones I got off another job we had for free so that worked out nice. All I had to buy was the crushed concrete, sand and fabric. Total cost around $200 I think.

NNJ would that be Stampcrete you are talking about? Some guys do it around here, looks pretty good.

 

[Turfdude]

Looks pretty good. You should consider either a brick or aluminum edging product to complete the job

 

[Darwin]

I couldn't tell what you used for a base in the picture.

What was it, and will it hold it in place?

Just curious.

Look nice.

 

[springman26]

The base is about 3-4 inches crushed concrete tamped then about 2 in sand, then a top layer of fine crushed gravel. Very crummy pic have to get another one.

 

[jwholden]

Did you set those stones in cement or sand?

 

[springman26]

stone were set in sand