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I am putting brick pavers over existing concrete patio. Should I lay then dry or use thin set?

Submitted: 55 days and 23 hours ago.
Category: Home Improvement
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Hi and thanks for using justAnswer.com.

You will need to provide some cushion to prevent rocking/cracking of the pavers. Full support via thin set is one option, a bed of sand is another.

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