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expired Posted by StrongMoney163 • Apr 18, 2024

Select Home Depot Stores: Concrete Pavers (Various): 4" x 8" & More

(Valid thru 4/28 In-Stores Only)

$0.25 each

$0.57

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Select Home Depot Stores have Concrete Pavers (Various Brands and Sizes) on sale for $0.25 each. Please visit your local store to purchase.

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Select Home Depot Stores have Concrete Pavers (Various Brands and Sizes) on sale for $0.25 each. Please visit your local store to purchase.

Thanks to Community Member StrongMoney163 for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Pricing and Availability may vary depending on location.
Examples (Links are for reference only and may not be available at your store):

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Offer valid from Apr 18th - Apr 28th 2024 or while supplies last.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the forum thread for discussion.

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Written by StrongMoney163

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This is a common sale price (check SD history for "paver" and you'll see).

Note, these are "overlay pavers", which require a concrete pad as a base according to installation instructions.

My guess is without concrete as a base, they will break. Even with concrete as a base, lots of reviews complain of them chipping and cracking, so replacing them is an ongoing problem.

Unless someone can correct me on the above details, I'd pass.
mine are on a quickndirty sand/clay base - no problems for two years.

also as caps on concrete/cinder blocks aroumd my vegetable garden - no problems.
This would be one thing that has no impact on inflation: it has the same price as five years ago.

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4u2c
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Quote from VioletNose8197 :
This would be one thing that has no impact on inflation: it has the same price as five years ago.
I can't eat bricks but I pass one
every time I see the price of groceries.
Last edited by 4u2c April 18, 2024 at 07:01 PM.
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afran32
Apr 19, 2024
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Klay Thompson has plenty of these
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Ride_The_Sky
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Pavers are usually not the expensive part, it's the installation if you hire someone, or assuming you can actually DIY properly and renting the tools etc.. Especially cutting.
Also check Nicolock pavers as well I understand those are very durable.
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gkankor
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Quote from VioletNose8197 :
This would be one thing that has no impact on inflation: it has the same price as five years ago.
Yep! Bought it at this price and made a patio over sand base five years ago. I pressure wash it every spring. Still looking good.
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Quote from gkankor :
Yep! Bought it at this price and made a patio over sand base five years ago. I pressure wash it every spring. Still looking good.
One of my 25-cent Home Depot pave bricks accidentally fell into my swimming pool last autumn and stayed there for all winter. I just got a water analysis report that shows my pool has high levels of copper.
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Quote from VioletNose8197 :
One of my 25-cent Home Depot pave bricks accidentally fell into my swimming pool last autumn and stayed there for all winter. I just got a water analysis report that shows my pool has high levels of copper.
So now you won't have any issues with algae? woot
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iluvmysh
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Home Depot has paver step 1 and step 2 leveling sand 0.5cf bags for $4.5-$6 vs 1000lb masonry sand for $33. To get an equivalent amount of masonry sand I'd prob have to spend about $180 vs $33. Anyone know if masonry sand for a faction of the cost, work?
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leek69
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Bought 900 last $0.25 sale with military discount added discount and good pavers. No concrete base needed unless you're driving over then. I'm surprised they can sell them at this price considering transportation cost with diesel prices the way they are.
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What are these used for?
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volodath
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I'm tempted to build raised garden beds out of these. Definitely not what they're made for. Odds I could get it to work?
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ian-Young
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Cheap and dispensable.
Could be useful for home protection, against thieves or porch pirates
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Quote from Now1 :
Eat brick kid 😂
Should be "Suck brick kid" but regardless, you beat me to it lol
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Quote from pokepud3 :
So now you won't have any issues with algae? woot
algae always is a problem until chlorine the pool
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