What are the steps to install rubber pavers on a dirt surface?How to Lay Pavers on Dirt.
Used in schools, businesses and homes, rubber pavers are constructed from recycled tires.The slip-resistant and shock-absorbent nature of these pavers makes them very safe for your family.They are also resistant to wear.Depending on the size of your project, you can complete the installation in a day or two.
To mark the pathway in your yard, use a tape measure and chalk spray.To get to the depth of the pavers, dig up the grass or dirt in the area with a shovel.Use your level to align the area.The area should have a border of 4-inch by 6-inch treated boards.
A layer of crushed stone should be shoveled into the area.Put a 1-inch layer of sand on top of your tamper.Put a cloth over the top of the sand.Attach the outer edges of the cloth to the wood border with a staple gun.
The back of your first paver can be spread with a trowel.To begin the first row, Align the paver against the top corner of the treated board and press it down onto the filter cloth.Continue the installation with your rubber mallet at the end of the first row.If the last paver in the row does not fit, use your utility knife to trim it.