Diy slabs concrete patios

There's more to concrete than just pouring it out and watching it harden. Here's what you need to know to shape and smooth fresh concrete into an attractive, long-lasting surface. Try to move quickly except where noted otherwise so you can...

Prepare your concrete pad for resurfacing by cleaning and etching it. Apply the resurfacing material with a squeegee or a trowel.

It’s crucial to accurately estimate how much concrete you’ll need for a poured slab. After all, you don’t want to buy more bags of ready-mix concrete than necessary. Fortunately, it’s easy to measure your slab and convert those numbers into cubic feet or yards for an accurate estimate of your needs.

Once the 3/4” layer of sand is in we installed each of these 36”x36” precast concrete pavers. I used a 2x4 as a guide to creat even spacing between the patio pavers. It’s important to double check the level of each slab at this point. The DIY patio design is coming together!

Welcome to the 3rd installment of What We're Loving! Each month, we'll be sharing all the things we stumbled upon and felt compelled to share this month. We're talking recipes, products, new books, and most importantly, decor. Check back every month to see what's inspiring us. A Modern DIY Bathroom Organizer from Paper & Stitch I love the idea of a DIY organizer, especially when you've got a small space to work with and want to stray away of those icky shiny metal organizers. The raw/natural…

Booklyn Paver Stone with Concrete Slab

Genesis Stoneworks created this low-maintenance modern yard remodel with large concrete pavers, gravel, river rock, and artificial turf.