What you will learn:
Three Types of Interlock, Difference Between Wet Cast and Dry Cast, Difference Between Through Mix and Face Mix, Efflorescence, Tools You Need and Tools You Will Want, Planning Your Project, How to Use String Lines, Measuring Elevations to Plan a Project, Excavating the Project, Compaction Equipment and Applications, Geotextiles and Their Applications, Geogrids and Their Applications, Four Types of Base Preparation and Their Applications, Base Materials Used and What Not to Use, How to Screed the Bedding Layer, Best Practices for Laying Pavers, Paver Pattern Choices and Their Applications, Basics of Designing a Project to Be Functional and Appealing, How to Cut Pavers Effectively and Efficiently, Different Types of Jointing Compounds and Their Applications, How to Install Polymeric Sand, Problems with Polymeric Sand and How to Solve Them, How to Install Semi-Permeable Jointing Compounds, and Finishing the Project.
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 21 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Introduction2 Items
- Preparing a Project2 Items
- Base Preparation8 Items
- Laying Pavers5 Items
- Edge Restraint1 Item
- Jointing Compound3 Items


I am interested in learning more about the interlocking concrete paver course.
Is this curriculum consist exclusively of pre-recorded video or presentation format ?
Or Is this an interactive class – where there is an opportunity to ask questions ?
These are specifically pre-recorded videos. You would have access to me via email if you had any questions. Are you wanting to get into hardscaping or a DIYer?
Hello thankyou for offering this info. I am interested in DIY knowledge for paver driveway installation. I would be replacing a concrete driveway. The current driveway has sprinkler and drip line routed under. Is this covered in the course. Thanks again.
Hi, Thank you for your interest. This specific application of sprinkler and drip line routed under the driveway is not covered. But you would just lay conduit through the base to be able to run these under your driveway.
Hi,
Is there a preview video that I can watch?
Thanks
Steve