How Outdoor Patios Are Grouted With Sand

Idk why but i feel ashy after this 🌵

Nice. Seems so much easier and cleaner than concrete.

A: so what do you do for a living?
B: I'm the president...
A: Really???In what country?
B: I'm the president of creekside outdoor living.

Hey look, it's a bunch of experts in the comments thinking they know how to do this job better.

This looks expensive. But quality work does come at a higher cost.

Fake ! All that sand creates dirt and stains all over the stones which requires gentle and tedious cleaning. Stop misleading people dumbass

What about video how to do maintenance?

Saw him step in the grade
It's better to use bird eye gravel an no need to pound a stone in
Tamping after sanding

Do it right the first time, you won’t have to do it again.

Worked at a place that sells this type of sand so interesting how it works

Ah yes, a paid construction company ad on an art channel... Well played

Lovely presentation, but how does water work on this? Like the lower layer of this is basically pebbles wrapped in a huge sheet that will easily contain water but make it hard to escape due to the layer of tiles. Can anyone tell me how it works out?

You ever get anybody that gets mud or dirt in the cracks before you fill?

this is really not that hard to do even by yourself and a couple of buddies lmfao nice ad i guess

This is top notch next level craftmanship

Never seen paving laid on stones before,but I suppose it must work if you do it all the time.

How sand will stay if any flood occurs ... ❓

I did this last weekend. Not hard if you're smart and strong.

oh my god these patios are beautiful

Looks like a 7,000 dollar job

Сначала подумал что это уборка на ла пальме

Pa nema kaldrma fuge... kontas brate

I do it completely different but hey that works to

few Things to comment here:
-You do not need to put this plastic layer into the ground, ruins Air and Waterflow
-You do not need to compact the ground at this place because you just walk on it.
-You need a different Material in the substructure containing 0-22mm or 0-45mm.
-Laying out your pattern should never Contain a cross gap
-Please do not fill your gaps with a polymere aka Plastic. I recommend any Stone or sand you favor containg 1mm-3mm grains.

Super nice! If I ever need my dream backyard built Ik who to call.

Playground sand works great too if you're sealing the pavers right away, and it won't get dark when it "dries". As much as I hate the smell (and the price), solvent-based acrylic sealed pavers look SO much nicer than plain stone.

So you cant use a pressure washer on it, neat.

now that's gonna be 10k

Can we stop using sand for this shit. Sand is finite and it has more important uses than making your patio look nice. God dam westerners, preaching us all to reduce emissions why you guys waste this world resources on your consumption and commodities. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

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Art Insider lol..

Loved laying sets when I was a brickkey

That's a lot of Mexicans

Did someone not know this?

I’m only here bc roblox is down.

As a Mexican laborer. It’s awesome to see more Mexican laborers do the best work

They could use the recycled sand from glass too probably

Wonder if the pavement could be pressure washed.

Nice results. Polymeric Sand sounds like microplastics thought. Does anybody know the composition of this?

What about the sand when prepping after the gravel base? And making you level with either pvc pipes or metal tubes to screen the sand and get a perfect level? I’m these paver are going to sink within time and thus causing home owners more money in repairs. These guys don’t know what they’re doing. Just saying…

i thought they used cement... don't they sink ?

How do they clean up the excess sand without affecting the sand that they want to remain in between the stones/bricks?

So basically just the same as an other form of grouting 😂

It would be great if instead of using plastic nylon layer to use something that can let water through. Because soon after the first winter, it will be filled with water and can give a bad smell.

me who has done this: yep, thats how u do it

Oooooop

Shout out my Mexican bros

Thanks

I installed our patio about 16-1/2 years ago. After thoroughly power washing and removing weeds and moss then cleaning with a Zep cleaner and again power washing, I've carefully applied the polymeric sand, blown off the excess, and adequately misted the entire surface. It's been dry overnight with no rain. I have a very convenient window of time today. Can I seal the patio after waiting only 24 hours for it to dry?