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This is the BEST video on DIY flagstone. I’m doing a path (not a patio) but every bit of this video is going to help. What a huge job you did, and stayed smiling the whole time!!

Good job 👍🏾

Doing a flagstone deck under a pergola I’m building and this is perfect. Thank you so much.

Thanks for taking the time to make this! Solid advice and great skills. Watching you hump those buckets full of sand and gravel to the backyard made me want to buy you a wheelbarrow!

That turned out absolutely beautiful!!!!!

Excellent video! Thank you. You are a good teacher.

i am the first one to thumbs up this video!!!!! Thank you for the video.. I am from Texas.. doing some landscaping.. i subscribed to your channel a long while back .. the day i need the guidance , your video popped up .. thanks again .. stay blessed

Awesome job, Brandon! I’m working on mine now and like the gravel idea. Thanks!

Beautiful. Nice work -- great narration and detail.

Nice Job Brandon. Great video and great work on that patio!!

That's an interesting way to deliver flagstone! Around where I live they have a forklift at the back of the truck and will place the pallet where you want it.

Amazing job you have done! 👏👏👏 I am going to follow your video to do the same job with my patio. Thank you!

Nice video. educational, no crazy music. Really appreciated the channel.

Very well done (informative to the Nth degree.)

"Yeah, drop those stones right on the street. A few broken ones will save them some time. "

When he was adding sand he was doing the salt bae pose. Sand Bae 🎉😂

start with a tarp on the concrete so little or no damage

I am in complete awe of what you created here, and in record time. This is so much more work than people realize! Yours turned out so much nicer than what I've seen created by pro hardscapers. Is this your profession?! :) Would you do anything differently if you did this again? I hired someone to do this same project, yet larger, in my back yard for a patio with a fire pit in the middle, and he was a professional landscaper and assured me he understood the style I was going for, based on photos I provided. All the materials were dropped off. I believe he made some mistakes with the grading and he started working super fast and got much of it done in one day, which is insane. So I went out there and there were gaps as large as my foot - no cutting any pieces at all, no attempts to make things look cohesive. He was kind of just throwing things in place, working as fast as possible with putting in little thought to it. So, I paid him for the day and let him go. He way overcharged me too! I was then left with this massive project to redo. Fixing and adjusting the gradient and fixing the leveling on the pieces has been a lot of work. I'm finally finishing it up now, more than a year later. My flagstone looks so different from yours and I wonder if one was manufactured and if mine is just natural. Mine appears to have way more inconsistencies with some pieces being several inches thick and some being way thinner and lots of variation and differences which makes leveling a bit tricky. In the beginning my son and I were hand-chiseling to cut pieces and now I'm to the point where somehow I can just find pieces that fit decently well, though my gaps are larger than yours and mine look much less perfect and neat. I am still really happy with the results and nearly done. It's hard as there are tons of mosquitos out now, so I try to work on it at 5 AM when it's cool out. I'm close to being done with the patio, but plan to make walking paths later with left over stones. Sorry for the long comment but I am so impressed and in awe of your skills. I want to ask your advice. I was planning to purchase polymeric sand, until I saw the brilliant method you used. With polymeric sand, you need to get a plate compactor to get the product deep to the bottom of the stones. With your method, it isn't necessary? Maybe I missed it, but when you used the easihold, did you only apply it to the top of it? Or, did you do one layer of the aggregate gravel, then apply some easihold, then another and more? I just want to make sure my flagstone is nice and secure as I have some smaller pieces being used in between some larger ones. The edge of my area is more organic and not cut. Do you think it might be a problem as the pieces could possibly move slightly? I could adjust some pieces to use really large or heavier ones on the outside. Thank you!

Pro tip: get some knee pads. They move with you. No need to ruin a good chair cushion.

Collar shirt for hardscape work?

I noticed you didn’t put a barrier. What was your reason if i might ask?

Love the video! What area of the country are you located? I'm in Michigan and landscape supply places are recommending 6" of gravel rather than 3" due to frost.

Do you think it will be a good idea if i did a one inch thick gravel base instead of 3 or 4 because gravel is very expensive

Deck

What the heck was with that delivery

This is too hard for me😢

Pro tip: Invest in a wheelbarrow!

Holy cow my neighbors and city would be pissed if I had a truck just come out and dump stone on our public roads like you just did. This is what not to do people. Be considerate of your tax dollars, after all you paid for those roads. Protect them and keep them nice and clean.