In this video, I use leftover wood from my stair railing project to build concrete forms for a small front yard upgrade. I carefully measure and place the forms, dig out the grass to preserve it, and pour concrete using the trusty Mud Mixer. After a day of curing, I remove the forms, patch the grass, and refresh the flowerbeds with new mulch. This small project made a huge difference in the curb appeal of my home—and it didn’t cost much at all.

Whether you’re looking to level up your landscaping or just want to use up leftover materials, this is a simple and satisfying DIY project anyone can tackle.

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9 Comments

  1. For faster construction or reduced cost you can purchase paver for $5. It is about half the thickness but will hold a persons weight.

  2. That cost 4 times as much as buying pavers. Am I missing something. Unless you had the wood and all concrete left over from another job then I get it.

  3. Nahhhhh budd 😅 why don’t you do that the right way? ….make a mold and then fill and create paver then place paver into resting spot….that shits gonna be all over the place and pavers not reusable after plus a headache to remove mold….if you do it on a table or a random slab somewhere with plastic down you can reuse the same molds as well to save on cost

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