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Should I start laying pavers where the rectangles meet in the inside or would it be better to start the paver lay at the walkway corner where the driveway starts?

I should have mentioned in my first post, the pavers are 4" x 8". Whats seen in the pic is a part of a retaining wall, not pavers. Beachguy thank you, I understand. Thank you MudMixer for excellent points. I will post up a new pic of the base. It was a lot of sweat to get dug down deep...

Is there a good free utility that will help in laying pavers on a driveway edge that is angled? Im not sure how to lay them since the angles are not 90 degrees.

I already have the paver edging and stakes.

They are 4 x8 x 2 3/8. Techo Bloc: I found what I was looking for, I suppose since there's a chance of cars going over these pavers, I should follow the clayey driveway chart in the pic.

They are the Holland Stone 2 3/8 " pavers. There is always a chance they could be driven on. But i wanted them mainly to decorate the area a bit more. The place where i bought the pavers said 7" dig is enough. Think ill give the manufacture a call just to see what they say.

Hi SNS.. I have bought the Holland Stone 2 3/8" pavers from a local dealer of stone and pavers.

I am laying Pavers (first paver project) that are 2.5" in height. in an 80 square foot area to extend the drive way by 2 feet wide and to make a nice walkway along the driveway edge. Would digging 7" down into the soil be enough? I've dug 6" so far with a tiller, which I am very glad I have one...

I also notice a big difference between Sherwin William's and HD. I have never really compared paints side by side until this bathroom project. One is really sticky even after drying over 48 hours. The other (SW's) is nice and smooth after 48 hours, and a little less odor too.

Exciting Diet Dr. Pepper.

Thanks, What H Depot said didn't sound right. I want it to last and look good, primer yes I agree.

The paint is Sherwin Williams.

The person at Home Depot told me I do not need to prime the trim (bare oak) before painting if I give the trim 1 coat, let it dry, sand it a little, apply second coat. Is this true?

Actually a door opening outward is better. Had to think about it overnight. A nice solid wood. The opening measures 32 x 6' 8.5".

Think I'm going to lean towards a barn door in bifold, now I need to find one.

Ok Im not sure exactly what a pocket door is, thank you guys for the information. I will look into your suggestions. But I really LOVE a barn door. I see them more and more in home magazines, I think it really fits perfect in a country looking home.

Silly me..I have the old yucky door, it measures 31 3/4 wide. A sliding door will over-hang the opening by 1 /34 in when fully opened as much as it could be. I think it wouldn't look right, or maybe it would? What are other door options other than a normal door on hinges and a sliding barn...

How can it be 30" if it measures 32"?

Hey thanks! I think I made a mistake. The width of the door opening is 32". Facing the door to the left there is a wall and no room for a barn door to slide to the left. To the right there is room for it to slide but not enough room, only 30". Now I have to think of something else. Perhaps...

Greetings, I have been working on my powder room way too long with procrastination. Now I want to finish it so I can move on. My downstairs powder room is a 25 square feet, with a new floor, new wall tile, new toilet, vanity and sink and hardware. All done by me. The powder room doorway...