Pavers for a 4×10 patio

198 pavers (4 × 8 in)

for 40 sq ft with 10% extra, on 0.49 cu yd of gravel base and 0.12 cu yd of bedding sand.

A 4×10 foot patio covers 40 square feet. Here is everything that goes into it, from the gravel base up.

Materials for a 4×10 patio

Pavers (4 × 8 in, 10% extra)198
Gravel base, 4 in compacted0.49 cu yd (0.7 tons)
Bedding sand, 1 in0.12 cu yd
Polymeric joint sand1 × 50 lb bags
Edge restraint28 ft (whole perimeter)

Pavers needed by paver size

Paver sizePer sq ftPavers for 4×10
4 × 8 in brick paver4.5198
6 × 6 in paver4176
6 × 9 in paver2.67118
12 × 12 in paver144
16 × 16 in paver0.5625
24 × 24 in paver0.2511

Counts include 10% extra. Use 5% for a straight running bond with few cuts, and 15% for herringbone or curved edges.

Base gravel by itself: see gravel for a 4×10 area. Thinking about concrete instead? See concrete for a 4×10 slab.

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Pavers needed

198 pavers

4 × 8 in brick pavers for 40 sq ft with 10% extra.

Area40 sq ft
Pavers198 (about $176)
Gravel base, 4 in0.49 cu yd (0.69 tons)
Bedding sand, 1 in0.12 cu yd
Polymeric sand1 × 50 lb bags

Other patio sizes

Questions

How many pavers do I need for a 4×10 patio?
198 standard 4 × 8 in pavers for 40 sq ft, including 10% extra for cuts and breakage. With 12 × 12 in pavers you need 44.
How much gravel do I need for a 4×10 patio?
0.49 cubic yards (about 0.7 tons) for a 4 inch compacted base, or 0.74 cubic yards at 6 inches.
How much sand do I need for a 4×10 patio?
0.12 cubic yards of bedding sand for a 1 inch layer, plus about 1 bags of polymeric sand for the joints.
How much does a 4×10 paver patio cost?
Pavers alone run about $176 at $4 a square foot. Installed by a pro, a 40 sq ft patio typically costs $600 to $1,000.

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