How to Build a Walkway

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The Garden Continuum's Design Build Team shows you how to install a walkway. There are many options when it comes to choosing a walkway. Pavers, bluestone, pea stone, and steppingstones can create a wonderful look in your landscape. We used a 3/8 chipped bluestone in this application.

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lol you guys are the next town over from me
love it, guys!
Thank you.
The instructors are clear and articulate and "eye candy." :0)
Hi guys...in Georgia here. We can have heavy rain here during the summer. Weeds are a problem-it might be necessary to put down a barrier for those in the form of a landscape fabric before laying the stone. Great work!
Yep, you want to look good when you're photo bombing your partner. :) Good job guys!
Good video. Not being a safety nazi but, you may want to consider throwing the guard back on that grinder.. Those glasses won't stop that disc.
What do I do if i have a small decline in the yard
do you need to compact the pea stone walk way? you kind of left me hanging there.
Most haters are assholes who wouldn't know which end of a hammer to hold.
Great job !!
Wow, there are a lot of haters out here; you guys did an awesome job. The walkway looks beautiful.
This was a great instructional video. I'd like to use brick veneer for a walkway. How would I adjust your steps for the pea stone walkway to accommodate brick veneer? Thanks, Judi
the eye protection is not safe enough. you should combine safety glasses with a full head/face shield. Lots of accidents have occurred to cause serious harm to a person's face that the safety glasses cannot protect you from.
I'd recommend that if you are going to make a instructional video, that you include all steps. (Including how to and what materials to use for your base material) thanks
one word... MICROPHONE!
I know. I'm jealous too! Lol
nice work... but come on fellas, a powered wheel barrel?
good to see young lads trying to learn a trade... keep it up boys, good summer job. You should learn some painting and plumbing and then you'll be able to do alot of your own repairs and landscape maintenance when you get old enough to own a home.
Nice work.