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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 4, 2007
5:00 PM Post #3463774
| check this out first time 2 weeks 
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claypa
West Pottsgrove, PA
(Zone 6b)
May 5, 2007
6:12 AM Post #3465204
| sumu, that's a knockout! Give us some details... how did you lay out the design, make your cuts, etc. |
PatioFurrniture
Snohomish, WA
(Zone 8a)
May 5, 2007
10:05 AM Post #3465795
| Great Job! It's hard enough to put that stuff together nice and square - but you did it with a creative use of circles and curves - very cool! Sure feels good when it's all done doesn't it?
Tim Fuller |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:38 AM Post #3467707
| i was very lucky my freind owns a brick store they re did thier display and he sold all the pavers and wall for $20.00 a pallet total cost with cr1 stone and stone dust for $600.00 . I went to tracter supply and bought a 14" chop saw ,and went to harber freight ang got a $75.00 dimond blade to made all my cuts and purchesed a paver splitter on line 7050# of force hand press for $250.00. i used around 700sq ft of pavers did the job on weekends and after work took 3weeks.I also have Jhon Deer tracter witch did most of the bull work And father inlaw freind and Step son help out. 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:42 AM Post #3467711
| last year did front steps 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:43 AM Post #3467712
| it used to look like this 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:46 AM Post #3467716
| i got hooked up with great deal again 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:50 AM Post #3467721
| the side walk leading to patio 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:52 AM Post #3467723
| the lay out 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:55 AM Post #3467724
| in sections 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:56 AM Post #3467726
| more 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
2:57 AM Post #3467727
| used to look like this 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 6, 2007
3:03 AM Post #3467731
| enjoying porch 
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pepper23
KC Metro area, MO
(Zone 5b)
May 6, 2007
10:14 AM Post #3468838
| That looks great!! |
GiddyMoon
Carmichael, CA
May 6, 2007
10:36 AM Post #3468912
| You did a beautiful job! |
PatioFurrniture
Snohomish, WA
(Zone 8a)
May 6, 2007
12:10 PM Post #3469138
| Dude - You Rock!! ;-)
So...when can you come over? - bring your brick kit!
Tim |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 19, 2007
8:15 PM Post #3515143
| all sealed up 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 19, 2007
8:20 PM Post #3515149
| more2 
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pepper23
KC Metro area, MO
(Zone 5b)
May 19, 2007
8:23 PM Post #3515156
| It looks great!!! |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 20, 2007
11:35 AM Post #3516730
| dry 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 20, 2007
11:36 AM Post #3516737
| dry2 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 20, 2007
11:39 AM Post #3516744
| need to build the grill in stone 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 26, 2007
1:17 PM Post #3538400
| grill @ wall 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 26, 2007
1:18 PM Post #3538404
| wall 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
April 27, 2008
9:33 AM Post #4870890
| add on to patio 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
April 27, 2008
9:35 AM Post #4870894
| rearanged the grill added pillers 
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mattsmom
Tomah, WI
May 2, 2008
7:51 AM Post #4895561
| Absolutely gorgeous, looks very professional! Love it! |
bonjon
Raleigh, NC
May 9, 2008
10:56 AM Post #4928510
| question for you sumu - how would I go about learning how to do this? I've never seen one that would "work" with my sloping yard layout, and can barely afford the pavers and such, but I want so bad to try - I just don't know where to start.
two years ago I got a great deal on a little cement mixer that I use for mixing up my soils. now I'd like to try this - we have a pool and the surrounding concrete apron is 25 yrs. old and getting crumbly. I'm about to try a walkway in the front yard first
it looks like you put down some sort of base first? |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:31 PM Post #4934850
| dig it out 6 inches put in 4 inches of crusher run or cr1 compact it then sreed 1 inch of stone dust set the pavers put in the beast or restrant sweep in the polyermer sand sprinkle with water walk away. |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:34 PM Post #4934861
| new steps took a week 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:35 PM Post #4934868
| step 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:37 PM Post #4934877
| steps 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:39 PM Post #4934886
| now all entrances to the house are updated next is paint color |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 10, 2008
10:49 PM Post #4934938
| new freinds, Now patio is 1150 sq ft
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bonjon
Raleigh, NC
May 11, 2008
5:58 PM Post #4937874
| great info, and awesome new photos. what is "cr1" and what is "put in the beast"?
can I use sand instead of stone dust. Maybe? Have sand available, never heard of stone dust |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 11, 2008
7:09 PM Post #4938141
| cr1 is the stone size it has stone dust in it any quory will know it compacks tight so it wont wash out stone dust wont wash away look up belgurd pavers they show you what to do beast is what keeps the pavers in place home depot even has it also need long nails for it sold in the same spot 12'' long every 2 feet
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 11, 2008
7:12 PM Post #4938149
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bonjon
Raleigh, NC
May 11, 2008
7:15 PM Post #4938162
| thanks! |
sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 14, 2008
5:37 PM Post #4951493
| one year later on front steps
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
May 16, 2008
4:21 PM Post #4960997
| front door 
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oulaoup
new york
(Virgin Islands (USA))
May 27, 2008
5:45 AM Post #5008871
| Riviera Magazine May 2008
Questions for Aurélien Liutkus the talented Landscape Architect on planting a Mediterranean garden:
The Three Colours for the Riviera:
Camaieu blue like the sky and the sea,
shiny grey like the olive trees,
white like the dails of the boats.
Favourites:
Lights because a garden also lives in the evening. Who
can resist the breathtaking charm of flowers draped in the darkness, emaning wonderful scents ?
No doubt beauty is in the detail...
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
July 13, 2008
7:44 PM Post #5253998
| Pool 
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sumu
Spencerport, NY
July 14, 2008
4:20 PM Post #5258693
| done 
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bonjon
Raleigh, NC
July 17, 2008
11:40 PM Post #5277583
| I wanna come to your house for my vacation - it looks that great! |
