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Very nice informative video

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After you sweep the sand, and its complete. Would you use water and give it a light misty spray?

Did you secure any of the pieces into the ground? Looks like just side and middle pieces were connected together but nothing anchoring to the ground? Did I miss something? Genuinely asking.

Great to see a low-key guy who knows what he's doing and does it well. Thank you.

I've been trolling through a lot of videos...as others have said, yours is one of the best. The first I stopped to take the time to leave a comment. Simple. Straightforward. To the point. Thank you

Beautiful garden !!!

THANKS ❤👍❤so much for the step by step instructions. Your pavers looked like 12” ? ...I need to do in front of my SIDE door ...and was going to use 16 “ patio stones, but NOT NOW ....The space is only a 6’X3’ small area. LOVE the look of your 12” pavers much better & that’s what I’m going to use .....AND those 12” X 12” seemed EASIER TO WORK WITH & manage.

Man’s a big fan of one inch of sand, damn

Nice work! On my steps I let my tread paver run over my riser paver so I get a little nosing and riser helps supports the tread edge. I also use PL Landscape paver & block adhesive on the tread/riser joint.

Just found your channel today in June 2024!! Soooo many great pointers and straight to the point! I want to do this in the side of our driveway (about 25ft alongside) to make a walkway for my husband’s side of the driveway. I have a wide truck and he ends up parking right against the grass. I had NO IDEA about digging down deep enough (at the beginning) until you hit solid ground! So many videos I watched, such a waste of time and talking! I couldn’t hit subscribe button fast enough! Cheers from Virginia Beach, friends!

Very, very, veeeerry nice!

Believe used too much sand in past - was never said to use only one inch and never used the 12 dollar support on side; I turned brick on its side for support

On the steps…how high is each step?

Thank you so much!! ❤

How did you do the step?

Architectural Technologist here. Looks great and budget friendly. Cheers

Has anyone built a handicap ramp up to top of cement steps? We’d like our brother to visit our garden.

Terry, when you finished steps, did you put dirt/soil on sides of 2x8 to make it look natural? Thanks and steps look great.

Thank you!

Can you use this crusher dust for building ground level deck?

Finally found a channel that doesn’t complicate things. Been searching to do this for a year! 😂

Good video.

Thank you so much. I learned a lot.

😂 Nice video.

So mad right now. Where was this vid a few weeks back before I started wasting a ton of 4 x 4 on box steps on my slope? Ugg

I have to do this! Thank you!

Wow! You explained this so well. Now I understand what I did wrong. On my way to Home Depot to try this again. Thanks

Well done

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Do you know where America is mentioned in the Bible ??????? Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!!

Hello Terry, can you pls include the materials and tools that you used? thanks

I just bought the Super Le. Excellent share.

Do you need a permit for something like this .?

Very good video What where the pavers?

Great video, thank you very much

fantastic !

How did you get that vertical step paver to stay in place as sturdily as the horizontal pavers? Anyways, thank you for posting this helpful paver info -- thumbs up; 👍 May God bless you & your family.

That looks very nice good job that give me ideas for my back yard slope. Thank you

Just what I needed to see, I have the same hill I want to add steps. How long did to say the hill was top to bottom before the steps were installed?

The steps look great Terry. Well done and yes your arm would have been sore if you would have drove those lag screws by hand 😮🥴😂. Have a great one 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂

Looks great guys!!

Thats nice

Looks awesome!

I❤ the video, very detailed! Great job

What is supporting the pavers that make up the step? Also noticed these step pavers were behind the pavers making up the risers. Found this odd.

Great work! Very professional.

Mine pop up over time bc of the roots... Gotta redo them every 5 yrs or so 😔

Nice, but that bird is loud! 😂

I ❤️ this!!

Get the guitar away from heat !