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Name:	David
Town/City:	Lincoln,  UK
Comment:	2208   Sunday May 31, 2009 - 01:05pm   Thank your for this site. It's so helpful - restores my faith in the internet and humanity. I have built patios before, but have quite a big project to undertake and this has helped with everything from laying out to the right mix.
Name:	canadian
Company:	DIY
Town/City:	Mississauga, ON CANADA
Trade:	N/A
Via:	Google
Comment:	2207   Thursday May 28, 2009 - 05:54pm   This site is BY FAR the most informative and at the same time funniest in its specific field of interest. Congrats and keep it up!
Name:	Paula Gibson Griffith    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Devon, Alberta,  Canada
Comment:	2206   Wednesday May 27, 2009 - 11:25pm   In response to a question Tom Dawson had about using the polymeric sand...we did, on top of gravel and sand, but what seems to have happened, is that in some areas the polymeric sand wasn't thick enough and will "bubble" up as water flows under it...it set hard, but peels off. Having not much experience with it, I am not sure if we just didn't lay a thick enough layer, or if we get too much moisture there, but this summer we are digging it all out and trying to come up with another alternative, at this point, I don't care if it's grass, everything else has just as many drawbacks, either with having to constantly sweep it, or letting weeds into it...at least the grass is green, I am just concerned that it will grow completely over them in time...aahhhh the joys. We also live in Alberta and have the problem of frost heaving, and now some are sitting higher than others...will keep my eye on the site to see what other choices we have. Great advice here, thanks
Name:	Kate
Town/City:	Surrey
Via:	Google
Comment:	2205   Saturday May 23, 2009 - 11:17am   Just browsing looking for patio ideas and suppliers and came across your site. Brilliant!I shall be able to have an informed conversation with potential contractors and suppliers. it is saved in my favourites for future reference - thank you
Name:	Bill Thomson    E-Mail:
Comment:	2204   Saturday May 23, 2009 - 01:59am   Hi Tony, I had to look up ‘how to’ info on the internet to help this layman do some DIY – laying a small patio, a base for the new shed etc. and whenever I’ve gone to Google to do a search I’ve always ended up on your site, and it’s the one website I come back to time and time again for the info I need. On this occasion I was using Google to look up what ‘Type 1’ was and again I landed on your site, but this time I took more time to read the 'about us' section. I’ve just read about your dad passing away a few years ago and I felt compelled to leave a message as what you wrote reminded me of my own father, which put a smile on my face as it brought back happy memories. My dad passed away 4 years ago and it was cancer that got him too. Congrats on a great informative website and very much hope you’re business continues to be successful. All the best Bill.
Name:	ray balmforth    E-Mail:
Company:	driveseal
Town/City:	dewsbury, west yorks uk
Trade:	cleaning/sealing/resin
Via:	Recommended by Friend
Comment:	2203   Friday May 22, 2009 - 10:13pm   Absolutley excellent site we send our customers here to read your totaly unbiased opinions and so they get a real insight in to what they should expect from us and our contractors-many thanks and keep up the site you are truly a pavingexpert!!
Name:	Martin Hillier
Company:	DIY
Town/City:	Highworth, Wilts UK
Via:	Google
Comment:	2202   Thursday May 21, 2009 - 08:16am   The main problem with DIY is remembering how you did it last time, what mixes to use and so on. This site is fantastic at giving a head start and the tips and advice found along the way are absolutely invaluable.
Name:	terry hansen    E-Mail:
Company:	hansen landscaping
Town/City:	beauval,  canada
Trade:	mechanic
Comment:	2201   Wednesday May 20, 2009 - 08:27pm   boy! what a site iam just in the process of making a front pad to lay the paving stone on stumble on to your site what a help thanks terry
Name:	Bill Adams
Town/City:	Zelienople, PA USA
Comment:	2200   Tuesday May 19, 2009 - 03:46pm   Great Site! Thank you for the information!
Name:	Tim Crossley    E-Mail:
Company:	Crossley Garden Maintenance
Town/City:	Oldham, Gtr Manchester Engerland!
Trade:	Garden Maintenance
Via:	Google
Comment:	2199   Monday May 18, 2009 - 09:27pm   Thanks for taking the time to help others. My query was resolved. I shall refer back often. A great resource! Sorry about your back injury mate. I had one but was lucky, it healed eventually. Tim
Name:	mike lowman
Town/City:	northumberland
Via:	Recommended by Friend
Comment:	2198   Monday May 18, 2009 - 08:46pm   this has got to be one of the best designed sites, with the most useful info,that i have ever come across. brilliant!
Name:	gary    E-Mail:
Company:	mcquillan and son
Town/City:	manchester, lancs england
Trade:	bricklayer
Via:	Google
Comment:	2197   Sunday May 17, 2009 - 03:41pm   just like to say what a great site this is for pro,s and diy,ers alike, lots of straight and genuine info that helps get rid of the "lone rangers" and put pride back into the name of british builders, good on ya kidder regards gary
Name:	John Howells
Town/City:	Kingswinford, West Midlands
Trade:	DIY
Comment:	2196   Sunday May 17, 2009 - 01:53pm   Well what I wan't to say about how good this site is will take forever. Thank you very much for sooo much information and tips. We have done our block pave drive ourselves with your info and every one who goes past, well nearly everyone, says how good it is. I see other drives done by contractors and they aint a patch on what we have been able to achieve with your help. Thanks again, John and Kath Howells.
Name:	colin deller    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Pembroke,  UK
Comment:	2195   Friday May 15, 2009 - 01:31pm   Congatulations for what must be one of the best sites for advice on laying paths,pavers etc. What to do, how to do it, and most importantly, why! A very bigh 'thank you'
Name:	Stuart Fryer
Company:	Tarrington Parish Council
Town/City:	Tarrington, Herefordshire England
Comment:	2194   Friday May 15, 2009 - 08:57am   We are looking at converting part of a field to a parking area for our Parish Church and this web site is a great information source for a total novice.
Name:	Boiler Boy
Company:	Boiler Service Centre
Trade:	Gas Central Heating
Via:	Google
Comment:	2193   Thursday May 14, 2009 - 10:03pm   Thanks for keeping such a treasure trove of info online Tony...just started to think about block paving and was expecting to have to do a lot of research online. Turns out I can get it all in one place!
Name:	John Williams    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Leigh, Lancashire England
Comment:	2192   Wednesday May 13, 2009 - 06:44am   Can't tell you how many times I come back to these pages since finding it about 5 years ago. This is what the Internet should be all about, true knowledge sharing. So many gardens and driveways will be shaped & constructed all the better thanks to your site. No amount of manufacturers instructions and DIY manuals will give you what you can get right here.
Name:	Barry Stimpson
Town/City:	Telford, Shropshire UK
Via:	Google
Comment:	2191   Monday May 11, 2009 - 08:37pm   Having useful information to hand such as this is so invaluable. Just what the internet was made for. A big 'thank you' to all involved in putting the site together.
Name:	David Butcher    E-Mail:
Company:	Dalle-87
Town/City:	Gorre, Limousin France
Trade:	Production of paving slabs
Via:	Google
Comment:	2190   Sunday May 10, 2009 - 01:00pm   What a great site full of useful information, my father was involved in the paving industry for 30 years and this site has cleared up some of his fabuls. Have added you to my favorites and will keep using the calculators and reading the how pagesn you never know too much. Thanks from the team. Dave.
Name:	charlie cook    E-Mail:
Company:	diy
Via:	Google
Comment:	2189   Sunday May 10, 2009 - 10:48am   what a fantastic resource, has been very helpful, Thanks!!

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