Walking the same route routinely can lead to eroded soil and, after a few days of rain, mud. Fix the problem with this very simple walkway DIY project.

Pavers are popular for a wide variety of yard projects. Combining toughness with affordability, they can be used to create a ...

For paths on level ground or ones that slope toward the house, allow for a half-inch tilt from the center line to either side of the path. If the path slopes away from the house, you're fine. 2.

Larger concrete pavers make good stepping stones for a casual path. Square pavers, 18 inches on each side, make an easy-to-lay path. Set the pavers about 6 inches apart, and plant ground cover ...

However, few additions can enrich the natural landscape of your backyard and complement the exterior look of a home like a decorative concrete path. It’s also an affordable do-it-yourself ...

Mary and I use "urbanite" as path material -- my word for broken brick, stones, tiles, gravel and pieces of concrete. We use lots of it. The paths were a hit during recent garden tours.

The pervious concrete used for this project includes Type I cement; 15,000 square yards of coarse aggregate 26A limestone; fine aggregate; 22 gallons of mix water; and 50 ounces of Delvo Retarding ...

Concrete path to wrap round Ypsilanti park. Updated: Aug. 29, 2024, 1:46 p.m. ... and the project would combine existing gravel, asphalt and other paths into one concrete surface ...