This has been one of the most informative sites I have ever visited. Exceptionally laid out ( no pun intended )11 out of ten... Pete Webby
Name:
David Jones
Town/City:
Winchester, Hampshire
Trade:
Quantity Surveyor
Via:
Google
Comment:
1147
Sunday May 15, 2005 - 09:09am
Even though I work in the Construction Industry, this site has been a fantastic help on the technical information whilst building my garden retaining wall & patio. Thanks very much, I will be passing on your details to anyone I know who will be embarking on simular projects. p.s. excellent links as well!
Name:
Paddy Duggan
Town/City:
Ireland.
Comment:
1146
Friday May 13, 2005 - 03:27pm
Best web site I have ever used.
Name:
Steve Ings E-Mail:
Town/City:
Belfast, Antrim Northern Ireland
Comment:
1145
Friday May 13, 2005 - 09:18am
Excellent site. I discovered it after seaching the web to try and find out how to remove what I now know is called effluence. I forked out what was to me, a small fortune to have a patio layed using white and pinkish coloured flagstones. It was layed during an on off rainy couple of days. It looked great when finished and money handed over. After a few dry days I noticed the effluence, not just the whiteish markings but also boot and hand prints from the contractors. I have tried scrubbing with washing up liquid and patio cleaner but to no avail. I suppose I should just be patient for a couple of years and hope it wears away over time.
Name:
John
Comment:
1144
Tuesday May 10, 2005 - 07:06am
Excellent site very enjoyable read Best of Luck John Whalley
Name:
Al
Town/City:
Herts
Trade:
Neurotic housewife
Via:
Google
Comment:
1143
Monday May 9, 2005 - 09:54pm
Fantastic site! A mine of useful information and easy to navigate. If only other sites were this clear and quick to use. Thank you.
Interested in paving for a patio - this was the best site I came across after an hour of looking on-line Thankyou.
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chris overland E-Mail:
Comment:
1140
Sunday May 8, 2005 - 10:26pm
Best web site i ve ever seen.I hope you are making some money from it !!
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Olly Spoon E-Mail:
Company:
cool canvas
Town/City:
Bolton, lancashire England
Trade:
Arts
Via:
Google
Comment:
1139
Sunday May 8, 2005 - 10:04pm
I was going to commision a contractor to come and block pave a patio in the back garden but after reading your amazingly helpful and clear to under stand web site i am taking on the mission by my self alone. Thankyou for your help i shall take a photographic dairy if you want any pictures of an amatures work?
Name:
Mark Lawrence
Town/City:
Cheltenham
Comment:
1138
Friday May 6, 2005 - 10:36pm
Great site, thanks for the calculators, saved me a lot of trouble trying to work out what to buy!
Name:
John Hancock
Town/City:
Wimborne, Dorset
Comment:
1137
Friday May 6, 2005 - 08:56pm
What a fantastic site, the best I have come across on any subject! The amount of information and the level of detail is amazing. Very glad I found it before I started laying gravel and paving slabs in my garden. Thanks very much and keep up the good work.
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Carol E-Mail:
Town/City:
Yucca Valley, California USA
Via:
(retired from the rat race)
Comment:
1136
Tuesday May 3, 2005 - 05:26pm
Excellent site!! I live in the desert, quite different than your environment. We have common needs world-wide and I have been seeking info and advice from many sources to help decide the ultimate look and sensible approach to installing a huge patio area surrounding our house. Contending with heat, wind and rattlesnakes make this an unusual project. The UK has beautiful brick and stonework, so old, so wonderful. Transition to new-age designs and techniques throughout the world continue to fascinate me. My original hometown was Alton, Illinois, situated on the Mississippi River. Our town brickyard supplied bricks during the early 1800s when we were a mere campsite along the river. Many of those paved areas and streets are still in use. Our limestone quarry cut blocks from bluffs which banked the river. These materials are also still present in buildings, walls, monuments, etc. Such a young history we have compared to your Stonehenge and castles. Remarkable, isn't it? Thank you for sharing your family trade. I highly recommend this site.
Name:
Allan Downie
Company:
CFM Design
Trade:
Architectural
Via:
Google
Comment:
1135
Monday May 2, 2005 - 10:28am
Excellent information, clearly presented. A refreshing website that inspires confidence in your company.
Excellent site. A mine of information, keep it up.
Name:
paul west
Town/City:
hartlepool, england
Via:
websearch
Comment:
1133
Sunday May 1, 2005 - 06:15pm
excellent site . well laid out , easy to use and full of useful infomation . i would have laid my indian sandstone patio totally wrong without you help , thanks
Name:
The" Heskies"
Town/City:
Manchester, U.K
Via:
Google
Comment:
1132
Sunday May 1, 2005 - 07:46am
Fabulous, Fabulous,Fabulous!! You have made the subject of Land Drainage so much easier for us - from sumps to bendy pipes! Thankyou so much for sharing this information, you are an inspiration.
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Andrew Payton E-Mail:
Town/City:
Stoke Golding, Leicestershire
Trade:
Rank amateur
Via:
MSN Search
Comment:
1131
Saturday April 30, 2005 - 03:12pm
A fantastic resource, this site is like you always hope the internet will be. This will be the first time I've laid any paving, so the result still probably won't be perfect, but at least I'll have a fighting chance now.
Name:
Alex Cleugh
Comment:
1130
Saturday April 30, 2005 - 02:42pm
Fantastic site with clear to the point info. A must for novices like myself. Just wish I could find similar sites for all the other projects I attempt.
Name:
james lenihan E-Mail:
Town/City:
waterford ireland
Trade:
landscaping
Comment:
1129
Friday April 29, 2005 - 11:22pm
I can honestly say that this is most definitely the best site that i have come across on the www. A job well done.
