Garden Railway Forum

After many years, I realized that more space is needed to enjoy the garden railway, so I decided to get rid of the hedge against the wall and designing new pavers. It took the contractor only 2 days to execute the plan and they just finish by now. My family really enjoyed such a spacious environment this evening.

What a transformation!

That really looks superb and presumably an added bonus is that you don't have to cut the hedge anymore.

That looks really smart

That makes the most of your available space and looks superb. You have a good design and installation team there.

That looks a really nice job, lovely pavers.

Thats a great job and the pavers blend with the colours you have with the plants around your line....

Can you come and do ours.....

That's a great looking space. Looks like your team has done a first class job.

Where did you get them from please. I have seen some very similar, but they are really expensive..

FWLR wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 1:40 pm Where did you get them from please. I have seen some very similar, but they are really expensive..

Rod,
It is done by a local contractor; they use the stones from Tremron. You can choose in their stock the stones that fit your garden; they have many types, such as "antiqued", "mega olde towne" or "bullnose coping" types, and this in my garden is "stonehurst". Each stone/brick is 2.25-inch thick. The contractor usually charges about $30/sq. ft. I could afford half of my garden; I will finish the other half later. But it worths, look at my previous setting after I removed the hedge, usually against the wall.