Dig out a space for the wLkway, about six inches deep. Measure the square feet (width times length) and dive by half (6"=1/2 ft.). That's how many cubic feet of sand you need. Divide by nine (3' x 3' = a cubit yard) and that's how many cubit yards of sand you need. Press the pavers in the sand, tamping them down and smoothing the sand. Best wishes 😇💖
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A lot, see if these links help!
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/lay-paver-bricks-sand-31711.html
http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/skills-and-know-how/masonry-and-tiling/how-to-install-concrete-pavers
Check out DIY network and HGTV for ideas and instructions
Dig out a space for the wLkway, about six inches deep. Measure the square feet (width times length) and dive by half (6"=1/2 ft.). That's how many cubic feet of sand you need. Divide by nine (3' x 3' = a cubit yard) and that's how many cubit yards of sand you need. Press the pavers in the sand, tamping them down and smoothing the sand. Best wishes 😇💖