Planning the area to be paved is your first step. Measure the width and the length of the area to be paved. Then multiply the width by the length. The result is the square footage of the area to be paved.

Establish the height that the pavers should reach and not exceed. Place stakes around the parameter and mark stakes with the slope decline.

Once the excavation is complete, the next step is the laying of the base material. The sharp edges and size variance makes for easy compaction. Using crushed gravel that has a little moisture in it. If your sub-base is soft clay, then a thicker layer will be required.

Edging is essential in the maintenance of your paved area. If edge restraints are not installed, your pavers will move and separate.

Before laying the pavers, a layer of bedding sand is placed over the compacted base material. This layer provides a bed into which the pavers are set. The sand bedding also helps to protect the sand joints from being eroded away.

Lay the pavers in the pattern and design of that you have planned for. Lay them close together. Some pavers have space bumps incorporated into the paver design

This step involves sweeping sand over the surface which fills up the joints locks the pavers into place. . The reason for this is that fine sand will compact much better and fill up joints quicker. The sand and paver area must be dry to complete this step.

Your Kesarinandan Paved surface is all set for use.