A Few pics of my work!

[Clapper&Company]

Here are a few photos of some of the stuff I been working on!

Im not as good as some of you guys but I Try..


**Please feel free to tell me what I did wrong too :D

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/lawnboy69/Landscape/05220812431.jpg
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/lawnboy69/Landscape/0522081243a1.jpg
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/lawnboy69/Landscape/05260809101.jpg

[Clapper&Company]

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/lawnboy69/Landscape/05260809091.jpg
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii179/lawnboy69/Landscape/05250813011.jpg

[JRSLawn]

Looks kind of tacky without the soldier course ron

[MuirView Design]

Nice work man. I don't think it looks too bad without the soldier course. I like the slabs.

[Andrew Hardscape]

not bad.

if you have ever traveled to Europe where pavers date back 300(+) years......you WON'T see any borders.

[Clapper&Company]

Thanks guys!

I think it looks good with out the borders, and that is what the home owner wanted too

[bcwsport]

I think that the most important aspect of a soldier course is to retain and make stable the small cut pieces of pavers that almost always are needed along the borders. If there is a slab, wall, edger etc....they are not always needed. I think that the average homeowner doesn't realize that a soldier course is not only for looks, but plays a roll in longevity.