u/International_Milk60

I haven't had any experience in hardscape before,

This trash can pad project is the first project I did work. Please rate this and feedback. I am sure its far from perfect but learnt alot during the process.

For these pavers, i excavated almost 4 inch and added sand for levelling and then pavers. Put the lumber 4x4 treated to kind of restraint the slope and used paver base stone under the lumber base. Used galvanized spikes 12" to anchor with the ground

One thing still I like to work on may be is the access to the driveway. It has a slope of 6 to 7 inch. Appreciate the tips here

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I haven't ever done any landscapping work, no experience in DIY.

This trash can pad project is the first project I did work. Please rate this and feedback. I am sure its far from perfect but learnt alot during the process.

One thing still I like to work on may be is the access to the driveway. It has a slope of 6 to 7 inch.

For these pavers, i excavated almost 4 inch and added sand for levelling and then pavers. Put the lumber 4x4 treated to kind of restraint the slope and used paver base stone under the lumber base. Used galvanized spikes 12" to anchor with the ground