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Where can I find brick pavers to be used for a patio?

I need brick pavers for my patio.

asked by Michael85 (14)

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Brick pavers can be found at almost any do it yourself hardware stores. These are simple to install and sometimes you dont even need any sort of inlay for them they can just go directly on the ground, you can create your own patterns even.

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A home improvement store such as Lowes or Home depot is a good place to find brick pavers of different shapes and sizes.

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posted by nfr (114)
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Any home improvement store, like Lowe's or Home Depot would carry a wide variety of brick pavers. They would also offer advise for style or function and could give good tips on how to install. Of course, other stores such as Walmart would carry them as well. However, these stores may not have as much selection.

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posted by diynut (37)
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You can find brick pavers at your local home improvement store such as Home Depot or Lowe's. They can usually be found in the Garden Department. They can also be found at some brick or tile supply companies as well.

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Look in the yellow pages for listings, phone numbers, addresses, maps or driving directions and reviews. When choosing the right patio pavers depends on weather condition , the appearance of your home and garden and the amount of money you want to spend.

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posted by grandmaG (22)
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