Well all i can say is a very BIG - Thank You! I've blocked my drive, all 78 square metres of it myself and (If i do say so myself) it looks lovely. I really couldn't have done it without regular reference to this site. Many thanks for taking the time to construct such a usefull wewbsite!!!
Name:
Aaron Lennon
Company:
B&Q
Trade:
Trade Sales Support
Via:
Link from other site
Comment:
2067
Monday February 11, 2008 - 06:46pm
This is an exellent site it helps me all the time when i want quick conversions to tell me what amount of someting my customer will need according to the mesurements they give me! I would give this site a five star rating *****
Name:
mercy marquez E-Mail:
Company:
RODMILL INDUSTRIAL SALES
Town/City:
Quezon City, philippines
Trade:
Construction
Comment:
2066
Saturday February 9, 2008 - 04:20am
Very interesting and useful site!!
Name:
P wilson E-Mail:
Comment:
2065
Thursday February 7, 2008 - 01:52pm
very goodsite - goodvice - weel written
Name:
M Neligan E-Mail:
Town/City:
Croydon
Comment:
2064
Wednesday February 6, 2008 - 03:50pm
Your site is a truly great achievement. It is very clear and helpful - an example to so many others! I also found it very moving, though I was just looking for a method to cut slabs. Also, you write with exceptional clarity and humour. Thanks. Now where did I leave that damn slab?
Name:
Frank Webb
Comment:
2063
Monday February 4, 2008 - 04:51pm
What a fantastic site, i've just spent about 3 hours reading the info etc. I now know what to do with the flags prior to laying. Thanks a lot.
Name:
G morgan
Town/City:
MID GLAM
Via:
Google
Comment:
2062
Friday February 1, 2008 - 08:59pm
WHAT A FANTASTIC SITE, IF IT,S NOT HERE THEN YOU DON,T NEED IT. UTTERLY SPELLBINDING IN DETAIL.WELL DONE TO YOU
Name:
Gerry
Town/City:
Camden, London Uk
Via:
Google
Comment:
2061
Friday January 25, 2008 - 05:11am
BRAVO! I'm the Chair of a council estate Tenants Assoc, looking at resin surfacing for a carpark ( Well would YOU leave the expertise to a Council?) Your site is a brilliant find, with how to's, do's & don'ts & loads of useful info for novices and (as I have been circulating to) clueless 'professionals'. What really made me smile is that I thought I'd send an email just to say what a good site it was, then discovered I was not alone! You're a credit to the home country too! (Parents Irish) Sounds like you'd worn yourself out on the job so good on you for putting all that experience to good use for others. Must have been tough after being so active. The lack of the selling pitch is another nice touch.
Name:
Travette
Comment:
2060
Thursday January 24, 2008 - 12:43pm
Fantastic website with clear and detailed information, brilliant resource.
Name:
mark E-Mail:
Town/City:
manchester, england
Comment:
2059
Wednesday January 23, 2008 - 05:03pm
Having just been on your website I would just like to say what a brilliant site. Every topic covered you would ever need. Very impressed and now on my favourites page.
Name:
AD Gardening Services E-Mail:
Town/City:
High Wycombe, Bucks United Kingdom
Trade:
Gardener/Landscaper
Via:
Google
Comment:
2058
Tuesday January 22, 2008 - 07:45pm
Tomorrow I lay an Indian sandstone patio, 60m2. This great website has given me the confidence and know-how NOT to make the usual errors I would have, thinking I knew it all. 5 spot method? Me? Never!!
Name:
Mike
Town/City:
Liverpool
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Alta Vista
Comment:
2057
Friday January 18, 2008 - 10:08pm
VERY impressed with the content on this site. It is clear, concise and reassuring. If only other websites were as informative and easy to navigate thru I wouldnt waste half my evenings scrolling thru dross before I find what I'm looking for. Thanks.
Name:
thomas farrell
Town/City:
rhyl, dembighshire uk
Comment:
2056
Thursday January 17, 2008 - 07:52pm
i found it very help full .was going to pay to have my work done for me .from your imfo i did it my self.and did a good job, thank to you
Name:
David Keith E-Mail:
Town/City:
Tarzana, CALIF USA
Trade:
Landscape Arch.
Comment:
2055
Monday January 14, 2008 - 05:08am
I was doing a detail for a stone quatrafoil in a garden hardscape, and realized I was uncertain how the stone would be cut in an arc (a tight, quality arc) Your website addressed the issue perfectly. Thanks so much.
I thought I knew it all before finding this excellent site,I have been here a few times before and keep coming back, Loads of info,Easy to find what i'm looking for. Thanks
Name:
m dooley E-Mail:
Company:
nnt driveways
Town/City:
glasgow
Trade:
pavers
Via:
Google
Comment:
2053
Saturday January 12, 2008 - 08:51pm
great site,and the book is great for the young lads
Name:
Sharron
Town/City:
East Sussex
Comment:
2052
Saturday January 12, 2008 - 01:53am
What a brilliant website! I need to significantly extend an existing brick path in my front garden. I knew exactly what I expect the finished result to look like but that was the sum of my expertise. After finding and browsing this entertaining and jam-packed site I believe I should be able to calculate material quantities and order exactly what I need without sounding like a complete plank and I know roughly what it's going to cost before I start. I also have a much better idea of the effort that it's going to need and the order to do it in. The whole site is really impressive and easy to navigate. The Visitor Book was unexpected but a brilliant idea - Thanks for all the information.
Name:
Lucy E-Mail:
Town/City:
Cornwall UK
Trade:
Groundworks
Comment:
2051
Friday January 11, 2008 - 12:23pm
Thoroughly brilliant site. Very useful to me as I'm training to be a Quantity Surveyor in the Groundworks field.
Checked all your information and was very pleased at the visual interpretation of the text. I have always done all my paver jobs as if the work was being done to my own property. Your site will help me explain more easily what we take for granted as competent, professional craftsmen. Thanks for a great site! Cheers! Robert
