Block Paving - Bradstone

Consider the size and shape of the area, and select a pattern that complements your property's style. Common patterns include herringbone, running bond, and basketweave.

You'll need a shovel, level, plate compactor, rubber mallet, saw (for cutting), and measuring tools.

Sealing frequency depends on use and environmental factors, but typically every 2-3 years.

Use a degreasing cleaner specifically designed for paving stones.

Yes, but ensure you follow all installation guidelines and have the necessary tools and skills. Professional installation is recommended for complex designs or large areas.

Ensure proper base preparation and compaction. Use edge restraints to keep the blocks in place.

Check the base for settling and relevel or replace the affected blocks.

Apply a weed killer and re-sand joints.

Clean the area with appropriate cleaning solutions specific to the stain type.