One of the big misconception consumers have about paver surfaces is that they have to be installed on grade. Well, nothing could be further from the truth. With the help of properly installed segmented retaining wall systems raised patio surfaces have become quite common for residential and commercial applications. One example is the job illustrated below which was done for a family in Moon Twp.
Picture 1 illustrates a traditional wood deck that has began to rot away and become an eye sore. The task of replacing this deck with a paved surface was a little tricky but definitely workable. The grade of the finished patio on one side of the house was 8’ above grade and the opposite side was 6” above grade. In order to deal with the rapid grade change a reinforced retaining wall needed to be built before the pavers could be started.
Picture 1 illustrates a traditional wood deck that has began to rot away and become an eye sore. The task of replacing this deck with a paved surface was a little tricky but definitely workable. The grade of the finished patio on one side of the house was 8’ above grade and the opposite side was 6” above grade. In order to deal with the rapid grade change a reinforced retaining wall needed to be built before the pavers could be started.
Picture 1: Existing Wooden Deck
Picture 2-3: Illustrates sections of the retaining wall that was built around the perimeter of the patio.
Picture 2
Wall product: Unilock Pisa 2
Color: Beech wood
Color: Beech wood
Picture 3
Wall product: Unilock Pisa 2
Color: Beech wood
Color: Beech wood
Wall Product: Pisa 2
Color: Beechwood
Custom Railing: Steel
Picture 5: Illustrates the finished paver patio. Pillars with steel railing were installed for safety and to break up the large patio surface.
Paver Product: Unilock hollandstone
Color: Beechwood
Color: Beechwood
Pattern: 45 degree herringbone
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