This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook resurrects a sunken brick path. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for How to Repair a Brick Walkway:
- 3/4-inch stone [] mixed with stone dust [], used to create base of walkway
- stone dust [], for creating setting bed for bricks
- wooden form boards [] and stakes []
- 2-inch screws []
- rubber mallet []
- 2x4 [], for making a screed
- concrete mix []
- pointed trowel []
Tools for How to Repair a Brick Walkway:
- pointed shovel []
- wheelbarrow []
- mason's line [] and metal stakes []
- plate compactor []
- garden rake []
- hand tamper []
- small sledgehammer []
- drill/driver []
- push broom []
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