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Name:	Diane Bray    E-Mail:
Company:	Di Bray Gardens & Garden Design
Town/City:	Oxford, Oxon UK
Trade:	Gardener and Designer
Via:	Google
Comment:	1768   Monday November 20, 2006 - 01:21pm   Thank you so much for sharing all your hard won wisdom. Your website is excellent - clear, interesting, funny and massively informative. I have just set up in business and am still in the process of completing my design qualifications. Your website has not only been an invaluable help in completing my landscaping project but also in helping ensure that I'm beginning to know what I'm doing!
Name:	Mike Schoap    E-Mail:
Company:	Semi Retired
Town/City:	Portland, Oregon USA
Trade:	Teacher
Via:	Google
Comment:	1767   Sunday November 19, 2006 - 07:03am   What a wonderfully generous site you offer! I found so much to help me complete the flagstone patio I am adding to the house I built over the last 3 years. Thank you very much!
Name:	Paul    E-Mail:
Town/City:	UK
Comment:	1766   Thursday November 16, 2006 - 06:09pm   Great Site !!!. Thanks.
Name:	paul arymar    E-Mail:
Company:	the secret garden company
Town/City:	colchester, essex uk
Trade:	natural stone paving
Comment:	1765   Wednesday November 15, 2006 - 05:21pm   Excellent site. Was looking specifically for answers regarding the laying of block paving and definately came to the right place. many thanks
Name:	andy stewart    E-Mail:
Town/City:	falkirk, stirlingshire scotland
Via:	Google
Comment:	1764   Wednesday November 15, 2006 - 02:34pm   i have just left school and i have choosen hard landscaping as a carrer choice and your site has a lot of info to give me a idea of want to expect Cheers :)
Name:	Richard Collier    E-Mail:
Company:	cultivate-landscaping-and-gardendesign
Town/City:	Nottingham, Notts
Comment:	1763   Sunday November 12, 2006 - 09:31am   Many thanks for providing informative information that is clear and practical, as a fledgling landscaper it has made my projects run smoothly, which is utterly priceless.
Name:	Tony Stocks    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Bradford, West Yorks
Trade:	Retired
Via:	Google
Comment:	1762   Wednesday November 8, 2006 - 04:19pm   Dear sirs As a retired Jack of all trades,I have just decided to Block pave three areas in my garden,a turnround area for cars,A patio area.And a patio area at the front of the house.The total is aprox 135 sq mrs. Your pages have proved invaluable towards the construction,design,etc etc. It is very gratifying that a company such as yourselves imparts their knowledge(very hard earned I suspect)to the general public. Thank you for all your help and Information Regards Tony
Name:	dave stuart    E-Mail:
Company:	dave stuart paving ltd
Town/City:	Chesterfield, derby u k
Trade:	paving and kerb laying
Via:	Google
Comment:	1761   Wednesday November 8, 2006 - 00:54am   A right rivetting read. your working life is an almost direct parallel to that of mine.. left school worked with dad ,added to company name to be 'and son'. Spent far too much time trying to convince people and contractors that groundworks is a proper trade!Just have a look at the mess made when the brickies are let loose on a few slabs. I now use your site for my private customers to refer to prior to starting any job....I now do most of my work on a labour only basis for contractors throughout the area, it sems harder to compete with the cowboys with a pick up, no insurance,no VAT. no morals. Let them have a go with a clerk of works looking over their shoulder. Hope your site goes from strength to strength, and I wish you all the best in all you do
Name:	Lutz Schroeter    E-Mail:
Company:	Namaste Pvt Ltd
Town/City:	Waipukurau CHB,  New Zealand
Via:	Other Search Engine
Comment:	1760   Tuesday November 7, 2006 - 11:23pm   This is one of the best sites I have ever visited. The layout is superb, the graphics are excellent and the contents are concise and cover everything anybody would ever want to know about paving. Everything works as it should - the site is a pleasure to use. Well done!
Name:	Greg
Company:	retired
Town/City:	in the jungle!, Lombok Island Indonesia
Trade:	civil engineer
Comment:	1759   Sunday November 5, 2006 - 09:07am   Your excellent web page allowed me to learn a bit more about paving, and teach some of the local workers the right way to do things. It is so frustrating to have the knowledge to do something, yet lack the resources to transfer that knowledge to people who need to learn how to build something that is durable. I worked extensively in the area of street/highway repair as an engineer - and it was good to read your emphasis on the importance of base and subbase. One suggestion, a little more on how to lay out the wood forms in the beginning would be helpful - especially some pictures showing form work in progress. Great service to all of the world - wish more experts would contribute some time for knowledge transfer. Greg
Name:	steve harris    E-Mail:
Company:	aloha landscapes towceater
Town/City:	uk
Trade:	trade
Via:	Link from other site
Comment:	1758   Friday November 3, 2006 - 06:15pm   even the public can follow the advice given out on this site makes our job a lot easier,even picked up a few ideas myself and i have been in the trade for 35years
Name:	Noel Whitney
Company:	Quantum leap Ltd
Town/City:	Dublin, Co.Dublin Ireland
Trade:	Engineers
Comment:	1757   Monday October 30, 2006 - 04:33pm   Excellent site , easy to move around in and content exactly what I wanted- congratulations on a well done job. NDW
Name:	Brian Murphy    E-Mail:
Company:	National Green Specification
Town/City:	Peterborough, Cambs England
Trade:	Architect/Spec Writer
Via:	Google
Comment:	1756   Friday October 27, 2006 - 07:37pm   Whilst we are trying to educate and disseminate on environmentally sound solutions to everything to do with construction (including landscape) we still need valuable sites like this one to educate on the basics of conventional stuff too. Congratualations on an excellent resource, we will find a way to link our website to yours. And I will refer to it in my seminars and workshops. Regards BrianSpecMan
Name:	Frank    E-Mail:
Comment:	1755   Friday October 27, 2006 - 10:09am   Great site, very informative. I've added it to my favorites
Name:	Duncan Cain    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Grantown-on-Spey, Morayshire Scotland
Trade:	Retired
Via:	Google
Comment:	1754   Wednesday October 25, 2006 - 07:34pm   Just completed building a garden patio using reclaimed flags. As a complete novice, your site proved invaluable to me. It is clear, informative and free. What more can anyone ask for? Thank you.
Name:	Stedroy Allen
Company:	Jenkins & Potter
Town/City:	London
Trade:	CAD Technician
Via:	Serendipity
Comment:	1753   Tuesday October 24, 2006 - 11:54pm   Tony, I've been to this site many times before, and it just gets better and better. As a CAD technician, this site has helped me out a lot on typical drainage details and design particularly. Never thought I'd find anything on site levelling here though, but Google churned it out. your a God-send. keep up the good work!! God Bless
Name:	ray ratcliffe
Company:	Melbrook building services
Town/City:	St Helens, Merseyside England
Trade:	subsidence repair
Comment:	1752   Tuesday October 24, 2006 - 09:43pm   Excelent site, very usefull indeed, particulaly stone pointing and mixes,will be visiting again thanks
Name:	HSR
Town/City:	Warwickshire UK
Trade:	semi ret'd now.
Via:	Link from other site
Comment:	1751   Tuesday October 24, 2006 - 11:30am   Although not in the trade consider myself above average DIYer with some trade based City & Guilds quals. this is an excellent site to learn and refresh memory from - thank you
Name:	David Vesty    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Manchester, Lancs England
Trade:	DIY
Comment:	1750   Sunday October 22, 2006 - 07:15pm   Just like to say thankyou, for such an informative sight.I,ve learned a great deal by consulting your pages, and saved a lot of money by attempting jobs myself, especially as i cannott afford to have the professionals in. Thanks again, Dave V.
Name:	MALCOLM PARK    E-Mail:
Town/City:	STIRLING,  SCOTLAND
Comment:	1749   Sunday October 22, 2006 - 07:12pm   INVALUABLE SITE,EVERYTHING BUT EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

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