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lol at anyone that thinks that having only 2 kids is hard. oh my sweet summer children....
[quote]That just sounds like a incredible amount of work. I hope the wife's reward is worth it. [/quote] Jesus, the nerve of me doing a project to make my wife happy. ...
[quote]Having to move pavers in wholesale fashion is a sign that the project was a failure to begin with.[/quote] So you would see installing something more permanent like poured concrete and it liking it and having to demo concrete as a bigger pro than just moving pavers? This area will evolv...
[quote]Do you not think pulling up pavers just to move them isn’t, itself, a major PITA? I can’t imagine that that likely outcome is a feather in the cap of a project.[/quote] I’m not understanding this question/statement. ...
While I like the kook, two items stopping me from pouring myself: A) we like the look of white tiles, I wouldn’t be able to get that if I self poured B) this won’t be here forever and if I use pavers, I can reuse them on the next phase. ...
[quote]option #4 is pea gravel or pavers and pea gravel. It stays cool (ish), looks good, easy on feet, stays put if restrained, easy to groom if needed, cheap and easy to install [/quote] This is what I had sketched up which has two paver and pea gravel walkways. [img]https://i.postimg.cc/Jh...
I saw the pre cut one. Certainly an option. But about 4x the cost of diy strips. Would be a tougher pill to swallow if we changed. [quote]Brother in law did this....its doable and it looks great but that turf gets HOT AF in the summer![/quote] Our three options would be: All pavers All turf...
[quote]I rarely eat McDonalds because when I am forced to, I literally can feel my body shutting down. I get sleepy and my body aches. [/quote] Oh shut up you fricking loser...
[quote]Your contract would need to spend a lot of time to ensure everything is set and leveled, [/quote] oh, i'm the contractor. and it would be installed correctly and be level to the blond count hair...
edited to note this will be synthetic turf, not grass. i'm always looking for the out and in this case, if we install it with pavers and turf and decide we don't like the turf, i can pull it up and use the pavers plus a few more and just paver the whole thing and only be out couple hundred buck...

Pavers with turf between for back patio

Posted by poochie on 5/1/24 at 10:12 am
Wife wants something like this below . Does anyone have something similar? I'm fine with it but my concern is the legs of tables and chairs will have issues since the surfaces are unlevel. Or can you make it to where the turf and pavers are level? Would be using 24"x24" pavers. ETA: this will...
I read an article (saw a tiktok) and apparently I’m on the black algorithm because they were praising this guy for “standing on business”. Culture. ...
Man, I could have gotten into some big trouble for about 27 days in 1998. ...
[quote]I’m looking forward to a Michigan Ohio State game, followed by a Michigan Ohio State Big Ten Championship, followed by a Michigan Ohio State first round.[/quote] that would be impossible as one would be a conference champion and get a bye...
[quote]While considering realignment, there would have been seven first-round, conference-vs.-conference rematches over the 10 years of the CFP[/quote] so 7 of 40 games would have been rematches? who cares? ...

re: 30 psi regulator and old jet burner

Posted by poochie on 4/29/24 at 9:38 am
It’s the plastic part that screws on that you need to look at. But yes, I almost gave up before I researched and figured it out because it would cut off all the time when I tried to turn it up even just a little. Good luck. ...

re: 30 psi regulator and old jet burner

Posted by poochie on 4/29/24 at 9:25 am
the part that screws into the tank has a safety valve depending on what color it is. you can upsize that or drill it out to disable it. i did the latter and have had no issues. red, black, green.... all rated for different pressures. [quote]Different colors for the Type 1 Propane connectors a...