Driveway - paver bricks
 

I have a "dirt" driveway and I am going pave my driveway with paver bricks. Does anyone know what kind of foundation I need to put down before the bricks?

I live in Florida, so my "dirt" is 100% sand.

G

Driveway - paver bricks
 

After doing some more research... I found the answer to my question on a
website that I will also pass on to my friends at alt.home.lawn.garden.
There is some great info on doing patios, walkways, boarders, etc.

http://www.doityourself.com

G


"Greg Rice" wrote in message
k.net...
I have a "dirt" driveway and I am going pave my driveway with paver bricks.
Does anyone know what kind of foundation I need to put down before the
bricks?

I live in Florida, so my "dirt" is 100% sand.

G

Driveway - paver bricks
 

"Greg Rice" wrote:
After doing some more research... I found the answer to my question on a
website that I will also pass on to my friends at alt.home.lawn.garden.
There is some great info on doing patios, walkways, boarders, etc.



-snip of website-

G

"Greg Rice" wrote in message
k.net...
I have a "dirt" driveway and I am going pave my driveway with paver
bricks. Does anyone know what kind of foundation I need to put down
before the bricks?

I live in Florida, so my "dirt" is 100% sand.

G

That looks like a lame attempt at spam to me. Answer your own
questions much?

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GO #40 The Chuggernaught

Driveway - paver bricks
 

If this is spam, it's the best kind. I've used Doityourself.com many times
to get answers for questions regarding stove problems, heater problems,
plumbing problems, roof repairs. I've never been asked for money, and the
people providing the advise are usually professionals in their field, either
retired or still active. Yes, occasionally there are some that tell you to
hire a professional because your questions indicate a complex situation, but
most of the time I get good and ernest answers. This web site is a gold
mine, and typifies what's good about the internet. Just like this newsgroup
does. Your paranoia is more spam than the reference to this web site.
Check it out yourself first.

John



wrote in message
...
"Greg Rice" wrote:
After doing some more research... I found the answer to my question on a
website that I will also pass on to my friends at alt.home.lawn.garden.
There is some great info on doing patios, walkways, boarders, etc.



-snip of website-

G

"Greg Rice" wrote in message
k.net...
I have a "dirt" driveway and I am going pave my driveway with paver
bricks. Does anyone know what kind of foundation I need to put down
before the bricks?

I live in Florida, so my "dirt" is 100% sand.

G

That looks like a lame attempt at spam to me. Answer your own
questions much?

--
GO #40 The Chuggernaught

Driveway - paver bricks
 

If this is spam, it's the best kind. I've used Doityourself.com many times
to get answers for questions regarding stove problems, heater problems,
plumbing problems, roof repairs. I've never been asked for money, and the
people providing the advise are usually professionals in their field, either
retired or still active. Yes, occasionally there are some that tell you to
hire a professional because your questions indicate a complex situation, but
most of the time I get good and ernest answers. This web site is a gold
mine, and typifies what's good about the internet. Just like this newsgroup
does. Your paranoia is more spam than the reference to this web site.
Check it out yourself first.

John



wrote in message
...
"Greg Rice" wrote:
After doing some more research... I found the answer to my question on a
website that I will also pass on to my friends at alt.home.lawn.garden.
There is some great info on doing patios, walkways, boarders, etc.



-snip of website-

G

"Greg Rice" wrote in message
k.net...
I have a "dirt" driveway and I am going pave my driveway with paver
bricks. Does anyone know what kind of foundation I need to put down
before the bricks?

I live in Florida, so my "dirt" is 100% sand.

G

That looks like a lame attempt at spam to me. Answer your own
questions much?

--
GO #40 The Chuggernaught