AZEK Pavers®
You'll be cutting like a pro in no time.
Watch the following videos and you'll be quickly and safely cutting VAST® composite pavers.
Learn the basics: cutting single pavers and grids.
Cut 4"x8" Pavers (Jigsaw and 12-Inch Mitre Saw)
Learn how to perform standard cuts on single pavers such as cutting in half, lengthwise and angles. A solid backstop and corner is recommended when using the jigsaw. If you don't own a 12-inch mitre saw, a 10-inch saw can be used to cut 4"x8" pavers in half and at various angles in one cut.
Cut 16"x16" Grids (10-Inch Mitre Saw and Jigsaw)
Quickly cut grids using both a mitre and jigsaw. The mitre saw is used for the first two cuts, and the jigsaw is used to finish the cut.
Cut 16"x16" Grids (12-Inch Mitre Saw)
Speed up cutting grids by using a larger 12" mitre saw. Only two cuts are needed on a 16"x16" grid.
Cut 3"x6" Pavers (10-Inch Mitre Saw)
Learn how to perform standard cuts on single pavers such as cutting in half, lengthwise and angles.
Cut 11.8"x11.8" Grids (10-Inch Mitre Saw)
Quickly cuts grids using a mitre saw. Only two cuts are needed on a 11.8"x11.8" grid.
Dramatically increase your installation speed.
Curve in Installed Pavers (Jigsaw)
Learn how to cut a sweeping arc directly into pavers already placed on insallation grids. In order for this technique to work, the pavers must be able to overlap the project boundries. Pavers installed against fixed boundries such as poured concrete will need to be individually cut to fit.
Straight Edges in Installed Pavers (Jigsaw)
Learn how to cut straight and angled edges directly into pavers already placed on insallation grids. This technique requires that the pavers can overlap the project boundries. Pavers installed against fixed boundries such as poured concrete will need to be individually cut to fit.
Curves and Holes in Single Pavers (Jigsaw)
Learn how to cut curves and holes in single pavers. Lets you shape VAST pavers to fit perfectly, even in the tighest of spots. A solid backstop and corner is recommended when using the jigsaw.
Advanced techniques used by the pros.
Remove Legs from Pavers for Soldier Courses
Installing a soldier course first requires removing the paver's legs. This can easily be done with a jigsaw or alternately a table saw.