New Patio With Quikrete Walkmaker On A Budget!

Replaced an old gravel walkway with the Quikrete Walkmaker which worked great and required minimal surface prep! ‪@quikrete‬
Thanks for the sweet music provided via: Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

[@josemartin6500]

Looks great ! Thanks.

[@chasitykrueger16]

Love it! Following for more home improvement tips! You made it look so easy! Definitely like the commentary to help build confidence in the process!

[@CaseyIsCROCreates]

Thank you I definitely appreciate that!!

[@MsShell1125]

Great video. I love how you shoutout your family. The pavers look good enjoy.

[@CaseyIsCROCreates]

Thank you I very much appreciate that and glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@felixhernandez9737]

Love your comments of your daughter. Mine is 28 now.

[@CaseyIsCROCreates]

Thank you! Has to be so many awesome memories over that 28 years!

[@googleg5]

Very cool project man, I'm also doing something similar for my side house as a walk way. No weed barrier or any gravel base? Will the stones shift over time?

[@CaseyIsCROCreates]

Thank you and good luck!! No gravel base needed, I would suggest getting all the grass clear underneath first though. A weed barrier isn’t necessary but if I did it over again I think I’d use one just because it wouldn’t hurt. And the “stones” settle very little in within a couple days of being placed and then have stayed impressively firm and level across each other. You can put a sand on top that locks in the joints but I haven’t tried that yet