BRICK STEPS

logo1.jpg (9828 bytes)Robert J. Kleinberg
Landscape Design & Construction

200 Wildwood Avenue
East Lansdowne, PA 19050
Phone: (610) 259-6106
Fax:      (610) 259-4005

"Patios & Gardens
Since 1986"

For more information scroll down to see photos of various types of  Brick Steps and what we can do for your property.  View photos of other types of steps by clicking on the links below :

Home
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Interlocking Paving Stone Steps
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Flagstone Steps
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Tie Steps
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Step Construction
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Please view various examples of our work by clicking on the following links:

Interlocking Paving Stone Steps
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Flagstone Steps
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Tie Steps
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Brick Steps
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Step Construction
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Brick Steps

Brick offers a centuries old classic look that has proven it can pass the test of time.  Brick steps can be constructed on a concrete and cinder block foundation for steps that should outlast the youngest of us.  Bricks  could also be used as treads on segmental retaining wall risers.  These steps are constructed on a 6-inch base of compacted crushed stone, and at least 8-inches of wall stones below grade, but they do not require a concrete foundation so they are more economical than masonry  steps. (There are a lot of examples of this type of step with flagstone treads on our Flagstone Steps page, and construction can be seen on our Step Construction page.   More economically still are with tie risers with brick treads inside.  Please view some examples of our brick steps below.  All steps shown were constructed by Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design and Construction.  He is an ICPI Certified Concrete Paver Installer and a NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer.  He is also an EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Contractor, and has been designing and constructing patios, steps, and gardens in Philadelphia, Montgomery County ( Lower Merion, Bala Cynwyd, Ardmore, Narberth ), Delaware County ( Havertown, Marple, Drexel Hill, Lansdowne, Springfield, Swarthmore, Ridley, Media, Upper Darby, Newtown Square, Radnor ), and the Main Line ( Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Gladyne, Wynnewood ) PA as a Landscape and Hardscaping contractor since 1986.

For more information scroll down to see photos of various types of  Brick Steps and what we can do for your property.  View photos of other types of steps by clicking on the links below :

Interlocking Paving Stone Steps Flagstone Steps Tie Steps Brick Steps
Wall stone steps.jpg (40130 bytes) Tumbled_flagstone_steps.jpg (23505 bytes) Steps Flagstone w Tie.jpg (37982 bytes) Brick steps 5.jpg (25950 bytes)

All steps shown were constructed by Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design and Construction.  He is an ICPI Certified Concrete Paver Installer and a NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer. He is also an EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Contractor.

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NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer

If you are interested in any of Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design & Construction services,  please fill out the contact form with your question or request for an estimate.
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You can also contact us at (610)259-6106 or email us at RJK@kleinberg.com

*All work shown by Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design and Construction.

 

 

Brick Steps
Shown below are brick steps mortared onto a cinder block foundation; constructed with Glen-Gery  Cypress Pavers.

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Tie and Brick Steps
Pressure treated softwood ties are used here to make nice steps with either six inch risers with brick treads.  Ties are anchored to the ground with 2-foot reinforcing rods and are nailed together with 40-penny galvanized nails.  Ties from lower steps extend under upper step but no additional foundation is used so these steps are the most economical.

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Brick steps
Brick steps constructed with Glen-Gery 53DD Pavers on a foundation of cinder block and concrete.

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Brick steps
Steps constructed on a concrete and cinder block foundation.  Glen-Gery 53DD pavers used for steps, patio and walk.

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Tie and Brick Steps 2

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Home
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Interlocking Paving Stone Steps
Wall stone steps.jpg (40130 bytes)
Flagstone Steps
Tumbled_flagstone_steps.jpg (23505 bytes)
Tie Steps
Steps Flagstone w Tie.jpg (37982 bytes)
Step Construction
Dakota Blend Terrace Wall Steps Construction 8.jpg (93486 bytes)
Patios
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Walks
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Steps and Landings
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Walls
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Landscaping
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Links
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About Us
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