How to cover gaps in driveway edge

[anyhowcanone]

Hi All,

Happy New Year! Quick question. I did some work setting pavers at the front of the house and i noticed there are unsightly gaps in the edges of my driveway and front. What can I do to cover those gaps and give it a smooth finish? Doesn't need to be pretty, just need it to be even. Attached a couple of photos. Sides are 2.4m by 2m. Thanks in advance!

Best Regards

Mo

[Jewelleryrescue]

Hi  @anyhowcanone 

I would use the same paver and cut it with an angle grinder to the matching hole size and cement it in using the cement to level it flush

[anyhowcanone]

Thanks for the quick response, Jewelleryrescue.

Just general purpose cement, will do?

https://www.bunnings.com.au/bastion-20kg-general-purpose-cement_p0760481 

[Jewelleryrescue]

Hi @anyhowcanone 

Yes GP  will rock it in.

I would use the Cement to fill the side grout  grooves to save an extra process/step it my crack into the future but  paver  wont move.

Enjoy

[anyhowcanone]

Thank you kindly

[MitchellMc]

Hi @anyhowcanone,

It's great to see that @Jewelleryrescue has provided excellent advice! Using the same paver material to fill the gaps will ensure a seamless and durable finish. Cutting the pavers to size with an angle grinder and securing them with general-purpose cement is a practical and straightforward solution. Filling the grout grooves with cement as suggested is also a great way to simplify the process and create a cleaner look.

When cutting pavers with an angle grinder, ensure you wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, hearing protection, a dust mask, gloves, and sturdy footwear. Angle grinders can produce dust and debris, so it’s important to protect yourself and work in a well-ventilated area. 

Please let us know if you have any questions.

Mitchell