[color=#000000]I have a concrete patio that is discolored and has small holes that need to be repaired. I would like to screen in the patio with screening material called "super screen" and make the floor look nice. What is the best option for flooring?[/color] [color=#000000]The area is roughly 10' x 18'[/color] [color=#000000]I have researched you can do:[/color] [list] [*]- carvestone but it is expensive and you have to reseal every 2 years [*]- pavestone but it is too thick [*]- epoxy but not sure how well it holds up to the elements [/list] [color=#000000]Are there better options, what would you guys recommend?[/color]

Hi everyone, new to forum here and have just bought new house. I am setting down a patio of pavers in front of house. The questions I have for you relate to how close you can set pavers to the side of house? Please see pics. I have gravel cleared away. I would like the finished patio to be flush with the cement pad (on right of photos). You can see... that having pavers up flush with the concrete would mean that pavers would also butt up against the hardy plank trim on the house. Would that be ok? or would that cause problems? You can see I have a bay window that juts out ~1ft from the house (so working under it will be difficult). How would you suggest I terminate the edges of the patio nearest the house? how close? Thanks in advance for any advice!