What a great and informative site for the pro as well as the novice. I was into the site a bit before I noticed the english was English. I learned a lot and you all are on my favorites. Thank you, Scott
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Eugene Doherty E-Mail:
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CG FRY & SON
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BUILDERS
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1827
Monday February 26, 2007 - 03:55pm
VERY GOOD WEBSITE
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David E-Mail:
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n/a
Town/City:
Wigan, Lancs UK
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Google
Comment:
1826
Saturday February 24, 2007 - 00:09am
I have laid block paving on a domestic scale in the past and read around the subject extensively at the time, however I have never found such a comprehensively brilliant site as this ! Your advice is absolutely spot on - I'm off to do some more now !
About to make a patio for the first time. Thanks to the information on your excellent web site, I feel a lot more confident about it. Thanks Tony, all the best.
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Lesley Smith
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Andover, Hampshire England
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Google
Comment:
1824
Tuesday February 20, 2007 - 09:01pm
We have recently moved and have started to attempt to redesign the garden and your slab layouts have proved to be invaluable. Thanks
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adrian slevin E-Mail:
Company:
ajs building maintenence
Town/City:
birmingham, west midlands england
Trade:
builder
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1823
Tuesday February 20, 2007 - 08:33pm
just like to say , very help full and will recomend this site . thank you .
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Jose David E-Mail:
Company:
Y&L Enterprise
Town/City:
US
Trade:
Design & Remodel
Comment:
1822
Monday February 19, 2007 - 09:37pm
Excellent site for information I would recommend to anybody. Very unselfish references... keep it up!!!
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David Casey
Company:
Self Builder
Town/City:
Seeb, Muscat Oman
Trade:
Farrier
Via:
Google
Comment:
1821
Thursday February 15, 2007 - 08:35am
What a great site! I have bought a run down riding school nr Canterbury Kent which has to be knocked down and started again, including a new house stables barns and lots of parking! I have been studying your site for the last few months and know it will be a great help when we start in June. Thanks again for doing such a great job.
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Geoff
Comment:
1820
Wednesday February 14, 2007 - 02:55pm
Just a word of thanks for this utterly brilliant site. Informative, authoritative and amusing. It is a model for how such a resource should work. I am just a DIY'er on a very small scale, but your advice has helped me to be successful so far, and encourages me to move on to larger projects.
Name:
Duncan
Trade:
General builder
Comment:
1819
Sunday February 11, 2007 - 06:13pm
Fantastic site, a truly great resource. Many thanks for sharing your expertise and experience with us visitors.
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Chris
Town/City:
Rustington, Sussex
Via:
DIY
Comment:
1818
Friday February 9, 2007 - 09:33pm
I am at present in the proccess of landscaping my rear garden and needed information on paving patterns and came upon your site, I found it very informative and will be putting the information to use. Thank you for the hard work that has been put into webb-site.
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Andre Gilgunn E-Mail:
Comment:
1817
Friday February 9, 2007 - 10:48am
I am a chartered architect and i always find your websit very informative and useful. Thankyou Regards Andy Gilgunn
Name:
Gary
Company:
DIYer
Town/City:
Pembrokeshire Wales
Trade:
Retired
Via:
Link via aol search
Comment:
1816
Wednesday February 7, 2007 - 02:43pm
Thanks for putting together so much useful information. It's given me the confidence to have a go with a small driveway. Will let you know how I get on. Cheers!
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Tracey McGarrigle E-Mail:
Company:
McGrrigle Gardens
Town/City:
Northampton, Northants United Kingdom
Via:
Google
Comment:
1815
Tuesday February 6, 2007 - 00:01am
I'm studying my third year of an HND Garden design course and I'm so grateful I found this site early on. The Hard landscape module of the course in particular would be almost impossible without this website. It has been an encyclopedic source of information. Information that everywhere else they seem so reluctant to impart. Written in plain English with every possible eventuality considered. Not to forget the very high standard of workmanship, that is always recommended. With any luck this site has helped to train at least this gardener to design gardens that can realistically be built. I recommend this site to all my fellow students and reference it often in my assignments. Thanks
Name:
Belinda
Town/City:
Lancing, West Sussex UK
Trade:
RHS Mature Horticultural Student
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Recommended by Friend
Comment:
1814
Monday February 5, 2007 - 11:14am
What a fantastic site, so tremendously informative. I'm sure you're sick of compliments (?!) but your site is well laid out, easy to navigate and the diagrams and explanations are so clear. It has been an invaluable aid for my studies and have put on my favorites for future practical reference too. Thank you.
Name:
Steve
Company:
na
Town/City:
w chester, birmingham usa
Trade:
programmer
Via:
Google
Comment:
1813
Saturday February 3, 2007 - 07:25pm
Thank you for your well developed site. You have unraveled a mystery for this weekend gardener: "Construction lines, Perpendiculars and Arcs" and "Working Lines and Levels"... I will be using the knowledge you shared for landscaping part of my back yard. Through your very generously shared knowledge, my projects will turn out much better. Thank you AJ McCormack and Son, thank you very much!
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Frank
Town/City:
Dorset England
Via:
Google
Comment:
1812
Saturday February 3, 2007 - 12:03pm
Hi there, I was trying to find out if I could get away with laying a very small, secondary, patio with slabs during weather with borderline frost. (I hate to admit it but the shape and small size will force me to use the 5 dob method....'ant heaven'! :) ) which you strongly recommend against carrying out. Anyway, I was very impressed indeed with the warmth, friendliness and information available on the site. I think the layout and design of the site is superb and when I saw the dot com, I assumed that it was an American site. I'm proud when I see that someone from this part of the world takes them on....the site would be hard to beat, in all honesty. I thought your tribute to your father was very touching and you both seem to have 'good and decent' genes. Great to know that there are some still around! I hope that this stands you in good stead and that your life reciprocates with a fair share of luck! best regards Frank
Name:
ray dennis
Company:
none
Town/City:
barnsley, south yorkshire
Via:
Google
Comment:
1811
Thursday February 1, 2007 - 01:57pm
very helpful and informative thanks.
Name:
Simon Wilmot
Town/City:
Melbourne, UK
Trade:
DIY victim
Via:
Google
Comment:
1810
Thursday February 1, 2007 - 01:35pm
I have just found your web site and I am exceedingly grateful that I have. You have answered every question on paving that has kept me awake at night trying to figure out as a I plan the ground works around my new house.
Have visited many web sites that offered hope and only gave advertisments (I hate Google).
A great web site and project.
Name:
Rebecca Alcock
Company:
Warwickshire County Council
Town/City:
Coventry
Trade:
Traffic Management
Via:
Google
Comment:
1809
Wednesday January 31, 2007 - 12:54pm
I am nearing the end of my Civil Engineering course and Coventry Technical College and have just had to complete an enormous assignment to be sent to the BTec Inspectors - can I just let you know how exceptionally useful this site is. I know myself and some of my fellow students have spent hours on end reading through the clear and concise information on offer - thank you so much for making a difficult task a little easier for me - regards Rebecca
