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PRACTICAL INSTALLATION
Follow the drawing below.

• Compacted base road is composed of ¾ compated gravel.
• Sand bed course poured onto compacted gravel and screed to have smooth surface.

• A
  FRONTIER20 PORCELAIN ¾” NOMINAL (20 MM) PAVERS
• B
  1” SAND BEDDING COURSE SCREED WITH SMOOTH SURFACE
• C
  COMPACTED ROAD

The stratigraphic images are just an example of the type of application and technical features of Frontier20.
Landmark Ceramics recommends to refer to the specific norms valid in the various countries to carry out a state-of-the-art installation.

Insure the plastic 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed at all corners of the installed pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

The stratigraphic images are just an example of the type of application and technical features of Frontier20. Landmark Ceramics recommends to refer to the specific norms valid in the various countries to carry out a state-of-the-art installation.

(Pedestrian foot traffic)

PRACTICAL INSTALLATION
Follow the drawing below.

• Base material is to be over dug 6” to 8” beyond the edge of the pavement;
• The required edge restraint system is a low profi le edge restraint with a vertical height of 1.5”” (4 cm) as shown in the drawing;
• Insure that pavement is constructed with a 1” in 10’ slope that it is pitched away from any building;
• Insure the plastic 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed at all corners of the installed pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

• A
  FRONTIER20 PORCELAIN ¾” NOMINAL (20 MM) PAVERS
• B
  ¾” UNCOMPACTED BEDDING SAND
• C
  4-6” CRUSHER RUN/ROAD BASE
• D
  FILTER FABRIC

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PRACTICAL INSTALLATION
Follow the drawing below.

• Filter fabric is recommended as it allows water to pass but not the particles of sand;
• 2-4” of a compactable sand is recommended. You can go with more however it will not offer any distinct advantage. Going with less than 2” may offer a less desirable effect as it will tend to hold more water and become “mushy” when super saturated;
• The use of an edge restraint is ideal but not necessary. It becomes more necessary if your desired paving area is above the surrounding native soil, as it will help aid in the minimization of sand migration or erosion;
• Insure the plastic 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed at all corners of the installed pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

• A
  FRONTIER20 PORCELAIN ¾” NOMINAL (20 MM) PAVERS
• B
  APPROX. 4” OF BEDDING SAND
• C
  FILTER FABRIC

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PRACTICAL INSTALLATION
Follow the drawing below.

• The edge restraint system is 1 ½” - 2” height profi le;
• Ensure edge restraint into the concrete base made;
• Lay fabric directly on top of the concrete to contain sand and fold it up the front of the edging.;
• Insure that pavement is constructed with a 1” in 10’ and that it is pitched away from any building;
• Insure the 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed between all pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

• A
  FRONTIER20 PORCELAIN ¾” NOMINAL (20 MM) PAVERS
• B
  SAND BEDDING COURSE 1”
• C
  FABRIC
• D
  EXISTING OR NEW CONCRETE 4” MINIMUM
• E
  1/2” 1” INCH DRAINAGE HOLES DRILLED 24 INCH ON CENTER
• F
  PERIPHERAL RESTRAINT SYSTEM

Insure the plastic 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed at all corners of the installed pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

The stratigraphic images are just an example of the type of application and technical features of Frontier20. Landmark Ceramics recommends to refer to the specific norms valid in the various countries to carry out a state-of-the-art installation.

(Pedestrian foot traffic)

PRACTICAL INSTALLATION
Follow the drawing below.

• Deck joists must be “sound” and in good condition as well as constructed in accordance with local codes;
• Deck joists must be spaced 16” on center;
• Top of joists bust be fl at to one another;
• Grates will span 2 joists and be fastened using weather proof screws;
• Stagger grates 1/3 rd, ¼th or ½ as shown;
• Outdoor fabrics varies in thickness. Multiple layers may be needed to reduce acoustics;
• The use of porcelain paver spacers are recommended. 1/8 th inch joints are the minimum recommendation;
• Silicon or a neutral colored adhesive may be applied to spacers to help reduce porcelain paver movement;
• Porcelain paver joints may be fi lled or left open, depending on desired drainage;
• Insure the 3/16” (4 mm) spacers are installed between all pavers, in order to prevent pavers from touching each other (and potentially chipping) and to allow better water drainage.

• A
  FRONTIER20 PORCELAIN ¾” NOMINAL (20MM) PAVERS
• B
  OUTDOOR FABRIC OR SOUND DAMPERING MATTRESS
• C
  HONEYCOMB PLASTIC GRATE
• D
  DECK JOISTS