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Updated over 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Paving Stones
Hey everyone,
So I have a small section of the back yard on this rehab which has cement slab on it that is all cracked. Its still solidly in place it just looks bad. I don' t have money in the budget to have it replaced. I was thinking about using paving stones since its only about 250-300 sq ft. Has anyone used these to cover over cement slab before? Do they work well? Will this even work? What costs have you seen to do it?
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Depending on the reinforcement, I have broken the slab further in to smaller slabs and grouted the joints with mortor mix and then used a simi transperant stain to color the slab. Looks great. Dean