Lowes Stores [
Spring Fest Ad] is offering
Holland Concrete Rectangle Paver (sizes/colors may vary) on sale for
$0.25 (
or 4 for
$1) valid for
in-stores purchase only.
Link provided just for reference
Thanks to community member
tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, selection/product/size may vary by location
About the Product- Class, easy to install rectangular shape
- Subtle blend of red/charcoal color tones
- Ideal to overlay or create a new patio or walkway
Top Comments
Upside - they are cheap
-being thin you don't have to dig as much
-easy to cut because they are thin
Downsides
-they absorb water and take a long time to dry
-small pavers means a ton of labor because it's just more bricks
-you will spend a lot on polymeric sand because you have so many joints. Like 1/3 the cost of the pavers.
-i needed back surgery after my project
-fairly brittle and break easily, but ok after install
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Is it okay to have a few thousand pavers in pallets sitting in my backyard exposed to sun and rain for a few months?
Is it okay to have a few thousand pavers in pallets sitting in my backyard exposed to sun and rain for a few months?
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Is it okay to have a few thousand pavers in pallets sitting in my backyard exposed to sun and rain for a few months?
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Upside - they are cheap
-being thin you don't have to dig as much
-easy to cut because they are thin
Downsides
-they absorb water and take a long time to dry
-small pavers means a ton of labor because it's just more bricks
-you will spend a lot on polymeric sand because you have so many joints. Like 1/3 the cost of the pavers.
-i needed back surgery after my project
-fairly brittle and break easily, but ok after install
I mean, I can round down twelve and a half cents, but when you're doing that 500-1000 times the difference adds up.
Is it okay to have a few thousand pavers in pallets sitting in my backyard exposed to sun and rain for a few months?
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