Pavers are great on flat ground for smaller sheds of wood metal or plastic construction with or without a floor.
Concrete pavers for shed base.
The next step is to add a one inch layer of gravel to the hole.
Lay out the pavers in the area to gauge the dimensions.
Leaving the pegs where they are compact the hardcore with your earth rammer or plate compactor.
The bigger the paver the heavier it is but the fewer you need.
The gravel should be 4 to 6 thick 6 inches is better.
They provide a solid flat base upon which to build or set a shed and evenly support the floor.
It s time to start digging add the gravel.
A foundation of pavers sits on leveled exposed ground or a sand base.
Pavers also prefer a gravel base but can go straight on flat level ground.
This section below through the edge of the storage shed foundation shows a lawn edging to keep.
All you need to do is put some gravel or brickies sand down and level off the area.
You ll need to fill the dugout area with either 21a or 21b gravel for the best results.
Then place some plastic down to help waterproof your shed then lay your pavers on top.
Be sure to use either 21a or 21b gravel.
Mark the area for the paver pad with marking paint.
How to lay a sub base for a paving slab shed base using the 50mm pegs as your guide add a layer of hardcore until it reaches the top of the pegs.
Mark any pavers that need cuts.
However for the purposes of constructing a shed crushed stone or pulverized concrete should be adequate.
How to build a concrete foundation with pavers for a shed.
Cover the surface with a layer of sharp sand approx.
To secure the shed simply dyna bolt the shed down to the pavers.
Dig out the area within the marks to a depth equal to the pavers plus 3 inches.
Just make sure that you don t use gravel for a shed base or a single sized aggregate as this will not compact or lock together.