Recent content by K.Mac

I've just had another idea sent my way, A friend said since I have a few up already, try and remove the sand under 1 or 2 of the pavers, slide in a car jack and a thin piece of metal to brace the bottom of the jack and let the hydraulics do the heavy pushing from underneath.

Unfortunately the top of the pavers have a curved surface and the bottom is flat and smooth. Although an 8mm eye bolt is a cracking idea to lift them, just trying to think how noticeable an 8mm drill hole would look with a cement infill with a sprinkle of the the paver chips. Gona find a paver...

Thats definitely an approach worth trying. Will give it a crack and see what's what. Much appreciated.

Honestly I can't even get thin air between them, managed to get a couple up then pushed a pick axe underneath them to prise/push them upwards and out but still no dice. I'm at the last resort, con-saw, and try and cut in a diamond shape and maybe put a pattern of different pavers in and make it...

Tried the power hose, didnt get between the pavers, unbelievable packed tight together. Thanks though, was def worth a shot.

Hi all, In need of advice, I have a driveway that has nice wavy pavers, some have sunk and I need to level them off, and I can't replace them as nowhere sells them anymore. These pavers are wedged tight and I've tried screwdrivers, cement trowels, crowbars and a pick axe to try and get these...