Concrete landscape question

[BeerMaker]

Before I start calling around can anyone tell me does this look like formed concrete or do they make pavers this big? I've seen some big concrete pavers but never this big. Also if anyone here does work like this in the Inland Empire shoot me a note.

 

[hallett21]

Both. I find it easier to form and pour them because you can set the levels with forms vs having to set each individual piece.

 

[zhandfull]

Looks like poured in place. Working on my own version on that as well. But it’s slow going hand mixing.

 

[Havasu blue label]

Looks like poured in place much easier

 

[JFMFG]

@JLG614 @goshen82

 

[Bobby V]

@Melloyellovector will probably have some info.

 

[NicPaus]

Poured in place.

 

[12vMan]

I concur - poured

 

[JUSTWANNARACE]

Poured for sure. Trying to place those, as big as they are, like pavers, would suck!

Unless you used the foam ones like ac unit pads are

 

[zhandfull]

Curious what it would cost to have this done. Pretty labor intensive from forming to finishing.

They look good with artificial turf too.

 

[Melloyellovector]

Poured in place concrete, we do that.
idea of costs, IE OC LA
Avg cost for for washed finish with forms for stone or turf, 12.50-14.00 psf range depends on size of pavers ( smaller “pavers” require double or triple the forms ) turf and or stone separate cost, avg turf insert 12plf, stone depends what decorative stone but avg 5plf stone costs go up if set in concrete base in bands
driveways avg 21.50-23.00+ depending on paver sizes and thickness

plus demo if anything existing and grading depending on what’s existing or needed. like say side of a house, existing dirt, want to park RV, it will need to be graded down and base put down and compacted pre concrete. How far down is determined by soil conditions and weight of RV etc…