Jan 22, 2007 · When laying a patio up to a (brick) house is it best to pave right up to the house bricks (inc. grout) or should a gap be left. As long as the paving is below the damp proof course and sloping away from the house there shouldn't be a problem laid tight to the house.

Jun 3, 2023 · Experts offer advice on whether or not a patio should go right up to a house, including build and drainage tips and suggestions for alternative locations

Apr 20, 2023 · "Yes, it is generally recommended to leave a gap between your house and any paving or hard landscaping. This gap is often referred to as a "perimeter joint" and is typically filled with a flexible material, such as silicone or a polyurethane sealant.

Feb 8, 2007 · Cut your sheet goods so that a flap will extend up over the door opening and into the opening twice the depth of the sill and pan. Fold the 1/2 that protrudes beyond the inner line of the sill and fold it back on itself so that you have a sticky side down and a sticky side up.

Well, the answer is yes – you can indeed install pavers against the house foundation. However, there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure the installation process is done correctly and does not cause any permanent damage to your home, including its surroundings and underground structure. Check out our list below: Brick pavers on dirt.

In this article, we will explore what block paving is, why it is used for driveway paving, why it should be considered for patio and garden paving projects, and the variety of options available.

Jul 18, 2020 · So between the wall and the house dig down a foot or so and fill the area with clean gravel or river rock to about 6 inches under trim. Could even install a drain in that area. Then you could get the pavers up level with the pad.

Sep 24, 2023 · Here you'll find expert advice from builder Chris Longhurst, how to prepare for block paving, how to lay block paving and how much you should expect to pay to do it yourself and call in a professional.

Nov 10, 2022 · Is it a good idea to put a gravel boarder between the house and the first line of slabs to aid drainage? Or should I pave up to the property and angle away?

Nov 5, 2007 · Just look at blockwork in public spaces, and the expert way even small slivers are cut to fit round objects like manhole covers. It's about the original laying out which is tricky but can and should achieve the blocks butting up to the wall. There's space to cut full size blocks down.