Gator Base is a foam base product that has been engineered and designed to expedite pedestrian paver installations. The panels are lightweight and incredibly easy to move around and work with. In this blog post, we’re going to outline, step-by-step, what a typical Gator Base installation involves.

Gator Base is a great fit for a wide variety of hardscape applications. However, it’s not for every job. In this blog post, we’re going to shed some light on when Gator Base will make a good fit and some instances when it won’t.

Alliance’s Gator Base is the only foam base on the market that offers LOCK-N-GO Technology. In this post, we’ll explain what LOCK-N-GO is and four very important benefits that it provides.

Gator Base can help save time, money and labor on many different types of hardscape applications. Manufactured using lightweight high-density polypropylene, five Gator Base panels will cover 28.9 sq. ft., and weighs only 6.6 lbs.! In this post, we’ll share 10 quick facts that you might find interesting about this product.

The use of synthetic base has become a popular option for paver installations across North America. In today’s post, we’re going to share five things you should know about using synthetic base and some key benefits it lends on a job.

Over- or under-filling paver joints with polymeric sand can lead to project failures. In this blog post, we’ll explain how much sand is needed to sufficiently fill the joints and the steps on how to do it.

There are two main types of concrete pavers: wet cast and dry cast. In this blog post, we’re going to explain what they are and the major differences between them.

Gator XP Glue is one of the strongest polyurethane adhesives on the market. When properly installed, it's formulated to provide a permanent bond in 24 hours. This product has become a staple in the hardscaping industry. In this blog post, we’ll explain why!

“I recently installed polymeric sand on a patio. It looks great, but if you press on it with your finger, it feels soft.” This is real life feedback we received from a contractor. In fact, we hear this often, and there are a few reasons why your polymeric sand might not be setting up properly. In this blog post, we’ll explain what they are.

In this post, our Technical Support Team shares five expert insights for successfully compacting base material on a paver project.

Proper compaction of the sub-grade and base material is key to a successful hardscape design. In this blog post, we’re going to share five expert tips for compacting your sub-grade or native soil.