What a legend, this bloke should be on TV!

I am happy to see you again Jason Hodges From MOROCCO

Ah, thank you very much . I watch this video more than 10 times and I done 10 jobs. Let me hug you. Thanks again

Thank you, Jason. I've watched this video about 20 times now and my 1st ever patio job is coming out great so far.

Lol, only 6 minutes in and I’ve learnt so much 👍🏼Thanks

Finally Man we really need more than one video

Marvelous. Thank you. Can't wait to get started.

Haunching under the last paver is a really good tip. Thanks guys!

I was looking for another video about a completely different subject. But I am glad I stayed and watched this. Great teaching, nice tips and very professional job 😎👍

This is exactly what I was looking for!!! First time doing a paving job with the exact same pavers. I can’t wait to get started.... Thank you Jason

Spot on tutorial! You definitely know your craft! 👍🏻

You're a great teacher, keep it up. Thanks.

Thanks, great video. Just doing it myself for the first time. Spent nearly 3 days screeding the sand, thought I had it pretty good. Started laying pavers and they're slightly uneven, I'm having to make little adjustments to the sand on a few of the pavers. Quite frustrating but hopefully it'll turn out ok. I never get tired of watching experts like this, they make it look so easy!

SO TALENTED , AND HAPPY FOR HIS WORK !!!

What a great video. Jasons was very thorough in explaining things. Thanks!!!

Best video on paving I've seen. Filled with practical tips

If you're scrolling through watching paver videos make sure you take the time to watch this one if you follow this video you won't be disappointed with your finished job this is how to correctly lay pavers

As a "thoroughly new to this kinda guy" I found this very enjoyable and extremely informative.

Thanks man! You are a really good teacher. And nice work.

Love watching Jason's videos

Hey Jason! Miss you on TV. They did the wrong thing by you mate. Their loss. You are one of the best. 👍🏻

Well made. well presented, very informative. well done!

what a legend. Cant wait to start my little project on the backyard.

Brilliant for me as a first timer !! Thank you !!

Truly remarkable job, all your suggestions mark towards your experience that you have gained over the years....i would recommend your video for a first timer like me.....cheers bro

I can say that I actually enjoyed watching this! Thank you!

Thank you Jason. Great information. Very entertaining as well! Cheers

Just found Jason on KZfaq so good to see his miss seeing his ideas on bhg keep up the good work

Hi Jason Thanks, this was a very very helpful fully comprehensive instructional on how to pave yourself, the best ones ive seen Thanks Jason 😀

Great video with good information looking forward to seeing more Cheers

Nicely done mate. You make awesome videos.

Excellent video especially for a novice! 👏👏👌

Top man Jason!!.......you are a great teacher😊

Love your how to videos

You legend! Thanks so much for putting your time and knowledge into this 🤙🏼

Great video thanks, trying this next weekend based on your tips.

Excellent explanation. Thanks

Thank you Jason

Excellent video...thankx !!!

Great teaching mate👍🏾🙏🏽

You make it look easy mate

Great job.

thanks jason that was really helpful. i picked up a lot of info - im working on a 2x7 patio first time after some experience laying a course around a small unit on a dry mix. found this really helpful.

Well explained Jason regards Mike

Great video 🤟🏼

Nice work mate. Thank you

Lots of useful tips for DIY. Thank you!!!

Great work!!! Thanks for sharing

Top job,thanks for the tips 👍

Good job friend

great video! Thanks

Well done !

Great Video!

Legend. Great video

Thank you!! I'm so nervous to do this!

Thanks for video.

Best instructional on KZfaq!

Wow! Lots is work and great job!

You are great god bless from Trinidad info priceless looking forward to that

Oh, .I just checked this channel and see Jason has numerous you tubes...I'm so happy as i really missed him own BHG..What a mistake they made....

Dear Breatheren , use a flat trowel , if you dampen the roadbase , you can get it flat . And also if someone likes your nice and flat work . You could do theirs.❤

Very helpful thx you

Thanks mate.

thanks jason great vid... get the tools and off into the job.

Just love you!!! I’m in South Africa and I have watched all your videos. I’m going to have some questions for you in a month or two cause we’re moving into a new built house with no garden, and I have plans and I’ll need help with the execution!!!! You are too funny😂😂 childs play 😂😂

You are a star, Jason. Very informative and lovely to watch. Do you have a video on how to do garden paths?

thank you

great guy

Nope all good no pipes😂. Good work bro keep the videos coming I want to start a landscaping

This is a really helpful video thank you! I would absolutely love to try this with my new home, not sure if I have the confidence just yet!

This must be the best video I've watched. I've picked up a couple of ideas from you, thanks.

Sound advice mate

Awesome

I have the exact same mallet

Very nice video which I enjoyed watching it. let's do it by myself

Wonderful. You show us in very good way so I almost feel I can do it. Thanks. Any video to create a paving with stairs for the front door plzzz?

Only ribbing, Brill job & you didn't complicate it 👍👍

Jason really knows his stuff! Bit of a beer belly for a working man though, I'm guessing he's more of a shot-caller these days. :D Cheers all & stay safe.

Thanh you🙏🙏🙏

this is really helpful. a question though. I've got a hidden place I'm laying old bricks on to eliminate weeding. what shall I do to eliminate weeds growing back? a dry cement/sand surface below the bricks, a wet one, something else?

Hard working

Love your work Jase! Nice easy instructions to follow and I enjoy how you deliver it! I've watched a few paving 'lessons' but none of them mentioned "line fall" or the 2 haunching methods, great advice. One question though, what is used between the first row of pavers and the house to fill that gap left because of the pipes?

After watching this I know I will call a professional to do that :D

Can we mix jointing sand with dry cement to fill the gaps then wet it after? Second question: I've seen builders mix cement and jointing sand and spread it all over the flat bed of sharp sand, put the slabs down, then wet the slabs for a few minutes. What do you reckon? Is it a good idea?

Will cement be added to all four edges? Looks like you only did the final two? Gaps between the paving and the house/concrete i guess fill with gavel of your choice? Thanks for the tips and great vid

great videos , many thanks for your advice, i have a question re sand washing out of some paved areas near the house...any ideas ,i have topped it up many times but the rain blasts it out......tnx brendan queensalnd

Great video. Quick questions, what did you do to fill in the side against the house where the conduits/cables are coming out of? And how did you fill the small gaps along the concrete slab (since it's not 90 degrees to the house)?

Great video! I'm looking to start my own paving project, I just have some anxiety about the site prep. How do you know that you have dug deep enough throughout the whole area? And with that, how can you tell its all level? Also wouldnt you want to have the slope within the lower levels of site prep?

Very nice:) have a project on my side yard..I have a space of 16ft from home and porch to street fence by 60ft along street but I have a slope..have different optioons/ideas but still thinking about it...1..take dirt out to flatten space and may be have a sunken patio to put fire pit? Have to dig ou about 2 feet of dirt on high point of slope to flatten area out.. 2...build a retaining wall close to fence and add dirt to fill it in to flatten area out ?.3..or just add a concrete slab extension to the existing porch of about 10ft out and on remaining of space (6ft) build some of thoes planter boxes and plant some podocirpus trees or evergreens 🌲 for privacy along 60ft of fence? Even if I decide to take out or fill it in with dirt to flatten slope I would like to add pavers or maybe gravel to add fire pit section between porch and street fence. (Aboit 16ft by 20ft area) but If I just add about 10 ft of concrete without adding or taking out dirt then I will just add fire pit there..

Is there a reason not to use some cement mix when filling the gaps? I can think that the cement might stain the pavers. But other than that?

Thanx Jason, ill be paving my backyard next week, so if i dont have the compressor machine that u used at the end what can i use or can j just leave it like that.

You beauty!

For drainage, do you string line (slope) the road base with a fall of 1 in 100? Or is drainage sufficient by adjusting the sands grade/slope?

I see the real workers in the window reflection 😜

i dont have a compactor, but i am happy for it to look a bit rustic, also i know i can hire one but i am not sure i can even carry one down to my back garden. is there an alternative option / solution?

How can I keep them nice and clean. I like water blasting so will I end up losing the filling sand?

how thick the base sand should be on top of road base to put 4cm thick pavers? If I use compactor after paving are they going to sink a bit? if so they are not the same level as the concrete.

You sound exactly like Jim Jefferies lol! You're also kind of funny too. Good for you! Thanks for the video too.

would be nice to know how to work out how much road base and sand is required per metre square.

I am looking to build a patio paving system of approx. 12ft x 11ft for my hot tub. I would be using 24" x 24" Pavers. They are about 1.8" thickness. They are not reinforced type pavers but you common concrete paving slabs. Their would be 5-6" of compacted road base and than 3-4" of sand compacted. I would definitely take my time to make sure it is nicely compacted and level. I wanted to know your thoughts on if the pavers could with stand the weight or is their special pavers for this type of application?