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Holland Concrete Paver Brick (River Red, 7.87"L x 3.94"W x 1.77"H)

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Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference) has Pavestone Holland Concrete Paver Brick (River Red, 7.87"L x 3.94"W x 1.77"H) on sale for $0.25. Offer is Valid In-Store only.

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About this Product:
  • Versatile paver that can be installed in a variety of patterns
  • Dry-cast concrete construction will provide years of great use
  • Easily install to create patios, walkways or outdoor living areas

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  • About this deal:
    • Price matches this previous Frontpage Deal from around the same time last year which received over 80 thumbs up from the community.
  • About this product:
    • Dry-cast concrete construction
    • Size and weight are approximate
    • Color in concrete products may vary from pallet to pallet
    • Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 579 customer reviews.
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Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference) has Pavestone Holland Concrete Paver Brick (River Red, 7.87"L x 3.94"W x 1.77"H) on sale for $0.25. Offer is Valid In-Store only.

Note, in-store availability will vary by location and may be limited.

Thanks to community member tunabreath for sharing this deal.

About this Product:
  • Versatile paver that can be installed in a variety of patterns
  • Dry-cast concrete construction will provide years of great use
  • Easily install to create patios, walkways or outdoor living areas

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Price matches this previous Frontpage Deal from around the same time last year which received over 80 thumbs up from the community.
  • About this product:
    • Dry-cast concrete construction
    • Size and weight are approximate
    • Color in concrete products may vary from pallet to pallet
    • Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 579 customer reviews.
  • About this store:
    • Home Depot Return Policy may be found here.

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They certainly are good for a driveway, tho the 1.77" thickness mandates a proper base. Concrete pavers are typically double the compressive strength (8,000 psi vs 4,000 psi) of a poured concrete driveway, therefore you don't rate the paver thickness in the same way as the thickness of concrete you'd place (typically 4" minimum for poured concrete).

I've installed this same thickness paver on a driveway, using a subbase of rough 'no finish' 3,000 psi mix over compacted soil, with a 1" - 1 1/2" thick sand bed between the concrete subbase and the pavers.
It's going on 20 years and still looks great.

Naturally if you can get pavers that are 2 3/8" thick or better that would be preferable, but there's nothing wrong with 1 3/4" thick concrete pavers if you know what you're doing for the base.
Probably not these. I think you'd need solid stone or hard fired brick to resist the high temps properly.
EDIT: Actually, there is concrete you can use for high heat applications, but I'm betting these pavers aren't it.
You're looking for fire bricks, which these are not. Fire bricks retain heat - look for medium duty fire bricks, if possible.

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May 18, 2023
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Gt7737
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Pavers are 4x8 not 6x8
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shmekeru
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Has anyone used them to build a pizza oven? Asking for a friend
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Danzilla
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maybe good for building a raised garden border...? Wall blocks would be more efficient generally and better shaped, but also cost a good bit more, around $2 each, or more. At 4 / $1, can just stack four of them and still cost less than most wall blocks!
Had 6" high wood walls previously, but they rotted after a few years. So 12' x 4' bed, with pavers stacked 4 high... around $48 (4x 48 = 192 pavers)
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Danzilla
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Quote from shmekeru :
Has anyone used them to build a pizza oven? Asking for a friend
Probably not these. I think you'd need solid stone or hard fired brick to resist the high temps properly.
EDIT: Actually, there is concrete you can use for high heat applications, but I'm betting these pavers aren't it.
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oasisallure
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Only this color on sale?
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NayelE
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Quote from shmekeru :
Has anyone used them to build a pizza oven? Asking for a friend
Check your local Craigslist for someone giving away clay bricks
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dudelove
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Can these be used to build a retaining wall?

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gr8scottaz
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Quote from shmekeru :
Has anyone used them to build a pizza oven? Asking for a friend
You're looking for fire bricks, which these are not. Fire bricks retain heat - look for medium duty fire bricks, if possible.
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thelimbacks
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Quote from shmekeru :
Has anyone used them to build a pizza oven? Asking for a friend
These wouldn't be good for that. They'll start to crumble after a few uses of your oven. You'll need something called "fire bricks", which you can usually get from your local cement yard.
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MajorMayhem
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Quote from dudelove :
Can these be used to build a retaining wall?
These are thin pavers, 1 & 3/4 inch in thickness. Think the thickness of a precast stepping stone. It would take a lot of these for a retaining wall.
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slckdealstur
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Are these good for driveway??
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sethjustseth
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Quote from oasisallure :
Only this color on sale?
My HD shows 4 colors for 25c.
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Quote from slckdealstur :
Are these good for driveway??
Not even 2 inches thick... no.

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They fade in a year, will be pink. Ripping them out next fall.

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