Want to create a sleek paved space? Then you need to know what material to lay under your pavers -- sand or gravel? We're ...

Place the pavers as close together as possible over the sand bed. Using the wooden handle end of a heavy maul, tap each paver lightly into the sand bed. Place some plastic edging against the outside ...

You can also outline the path with rocks or paving stones, or plan to replenish the gravel when needed. Let the gravel compact on its own or rent a plate compactor to compress the loose, small stones.

Loose gravel shifting constantly along your walkway can be a chore to deal with and maintain. This is where a trusty application of mulch glue comes in.

A Gravel, used properly, is an ideal “hardscape” material for many landscapes. Generally less expensive than concrete or pavers, it also requires less care and planning, and can be added ...

On top of the dirt, lay a two-inch thick layer of crushed rock. Use a piece of 2x10 lumber to make a spreader to roughly level the gravel bed next to the walkway.

The pavers will be placed perpendicular to the walkway. The concept is simple, but to make it look good with little maintenance, the initial installation is tiring, backbreaking work. When you are ...