Hi Khtiefert, This could be some hard work. I have laid a couple. One a patio, one a pathway, and one a landing for a wood burning fireplace. What is your purpose? Do you want a dry lay or mortar. I am not a contractor just an individual that likes doing some DIYs. Here is what I did for the patio and the pathway. We dug out the outline we wanted, leveled it out to the level needed ( we wanted the flagstone to be level with rest of ground), added a small amount of sand for maneuvering (checking to make sure they are level), laid the stone with a pattern pleasing to you, then added sand to fill all the seams together. Now we did have some settling after a bit but just added sand, swept, and good to go. I have added a site that will as well help. Good Luck.
MAKE A PATTERN OF EACH ON LARGE BROWN PAPER LIKE THE BROWN PACKAGING PAPER FOR SHIPPING OUT PACKAGES THEN PLACE THE FLAGSTONE ON IT THEN FIND A FLAT SURFACE THEN PUT THE PAPER PATTERN ON WHEREVER YOU WANT IT TO BE.IF YOU LIKE WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE CHAULK IT ON EACH PIECE AND THE SURFACE TOO SMOOTH IT OUT WITH A LARGE TOWERL
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Hi Khtiefert, This could be some hard work. I have laid a couple. One a patio, one a pathway, and one a landing for a wood burning fireplace. What is your purpose? Do you want a dry lay or mortar. I am not a contractor just an individual that likes doing some DIYs. Here is what I did for the patio and the pathway. We dug out the outline we wanted, leveled it out to the level needed ( we wanted the flagstone to be level with rest of ground), added a small amount of sand for maneuvering (checking to make sure they are level), laid the stone with a pattern pleasing to you, then added sand to fill all the seams together. Now we did have some settling after a bit but just added sand, swept, and good to go. I have added a site that will as well help. Good Luck.
https://www.landscapingnetwork.com/flagstone/installation.html
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-lay-a-flagstone-patio-2132237
MAKE A PATTERN OF EACH ON LARGE BROWN PAPER LIKE THE BROWN PACKAGING PAPER FOR SHIPPING OUT PACKAGES THEN PLACE THE FLAGSTONE ON IT THEN FIND A FLAT SURFACE THEN PUT THE PAPER PATTERN ON WHEREVER YOU WANT IT TO BE.IF YOU LIKE WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE CHAULK IT ON EACH PIECE AND THE SURFACE TOO SMOOTH IT OUT WITH A LARGE TOWERL