Old pavers reusing

You'll be so happy you saw this! Homeowner collects broken tiles and ‘ugly’ pavers to make Garden Mosaics! Sponsored pin.

Make a DIY patio on a budget out of broken concrete - or urbanite - for the cost of a bag or two of mortar mix! A great way to reuse and repurpose something headed for the landfill as well as a good landscape design idea.

Digging around the yard unearthed a random paver or two - or hundred, all mix-matched and beautiful. As Mike and I stacked, we decided not to waste a single one. It was time to get creative, put the bricks to work, and learn to lay a patio. Materials Needed: Paver stones (reclaimed or new to suit your fancy) Crushed Gravel* Sand* Paver Sand Landscape Fabric * To determine the amount of gravel and sand needed, it takes some math. Multiply the length x width x height of your layer, all in…

Watch a family bring new life to their paver patios in this DIY video blog. Plus, get step-by-step instructions on rejointing pavers.

Have a few extra pavers lying around? Hang on to them! Because pavers are ordered primarily by a pallet load, there are typically a few leftovers lying around after the job, and a contractor will …

Principle 11: Use edges and value the marginal I collected a large pile of concrete which had been sitting out the front for a number of ...

As we were planning our outdoor paving area around our deck, Alice had grand plans but we didn't have a grand budget. When Alice considers “the look”, Caleb considers "the cost" of a project. It causes that balance of what do we want and what do we need, where do we spend

Build a simple and stylish concrete paver planter. This beautiful planter will be the perfect addition to your garden, and our guide will make it easy to create.

Looking to fill in an odd corner, lift up you planters or just want to liven up your outdoor patio? Here’s a simple and eye catching DIY! If you’re like me and…

Don't throw away your old bricks, reuse them in a brilliant way by following our creative DIY easy to follow projects. Get creative today.

After finishing our vegetable garden we were left with an ugly, messy corner. We had some leftover pavers from our patio that were just laying around, and thoug…

We recycled old bricks to create a mud-free entrance between our garden and our garden shed. Want to kill weeds without harsh chemicals? Try this highly rev…

With a little creativity and a bit of work, old broken concrete can be upcycled into unique urbanite hardscapes for your garden.

Piece together pavers or connect them into a winding pathway for a project that'll turn out even prettier than it would with flawless bricks.

Looking to fill in an odd corner, lift up you planters or just want to liven up your outdoor patio? Here’s a simple and eye catching DIY! If you’re like me and…

WITH warmer weather on its way, many of us will be busy preparing our gardens for the summer months.But anyone who’s ever tried to transform t

Urbanite, broken pieces of unwanted concrete leftover from a demolition project can be used for patios, walkways, flower beds, fire pits, etc.

See a real life example of how to bring older pavers back to life and protect them from wear and tear with color boosting paver sealant.