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Name:	Kevin Jones
Comment:	2248   Monday August 31, 2009 - 08:26am   What a brilliant site! Common sense advice and expert knowledge in one. Has been a great help in laying my patio...Cheers!
Name:	Glyn Hughes
Town/City:	Jyväskylä,  Finland
Comment:	2247   Friday August 21, 2009 - 09:59am   Excellent in-depth information. Certainly one of the best building-related sites I've encountered.
Name:	David Green    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Sheffield
Comment:	2246   Thursday August 20, 2009 - 03:25pm   What an excellent site. Absolutely first class. I've learnt a lot. Many thanks.
Name:	Andrew Hutchinson    E-Mail:
Company:	Duro-Blades
Town/City:	Torquay, Devon UK
Trade:	Diamond cutting tools
Via:	Google
Comment:	2245   Monday August 17, 2009 - 01:48pm   I have been building driveways and hard landscaping since 1998. When I want to gain the confidence of my own judgement on how a project should be constructed, with the opinion of an expert,I come to this site for quality information, written in educated English. Marshalls etc should list you in their literature. As well as building driveways I sell diamond cutting tools online.
Name:	ian warren    E-Mail:
Company:	NHS
Town/City:	salisbury, wiltshire
Trade:	HEALTH SERVICE
Comment:	2244   Thursday August 13, 2009 - 07:30pm   Brilliant site,I have designed a rehabilitation garden for our spinal injured patients and needed imformation on surfaces.Was being "sold" resin bond but want self binding gravel. The garden is organic but I need patients to be able to use their wheelchairs on ths surface,many thanks,best regards Ian
Name:	Richard Knight
Town/City:	Psematismenos, Larnaca Cyprus
Via:	Google
Comment:	2243   Thursday August 13, 2009 - 02:10pm   What a ... great site - helped me no end. Thanks
Name:	Rob Silkstone    E-Mail:
Comment:	2242   Thursday August 13, 2009 - 08:43am   Thank you for an inciteful guide to my block paving options, very useful, particulary well written; thank you. Now I just need to find a pweter multi in 60mm thickness! Rob
Name:	dave thomas    E-Mail:
Company:	DIY
Town/City:	birmingham
Via:	Google
Comment:	2241   Monday August 10, 2009 - 07:17pm   kept looking on your site for many weeks making sure i got things right.finally started,after many sample slabs later got the right ones.now the jobs done it looks the dogs do-dars thanks to the advice from yourselves.have had many comments and a few offrs of "you can do mine".thanx for the web site.you've saved me £££££££££
Name:	bill carmack    E-Mail:
Company:	self
Town/City:	millington, tn., shelby us
Trade:	mason
Via:	Google
Comment:	2240   Saturday August 8, 2009 - 02:05pm   i came across your site while trying to find help laying out a european fan pattern. your math was right on,and it made the layout simple. i have refered customers and architects to your site. your site helps a skiled mason justify the cost of doing the job profesionaly
Name:	Robert Wood    E-Mail:
Company:	Private homeowner
Town/City:	Southampton, Hampshire UK
Trade:	DIY amateur
Via:	Google
Comment:	2239   Friday August 7, 2009 - 07:34pm   I’m extremely grateful for the information provided on your site. I’ve been using your site every few weeks over the last 2 years, for information & advice on design & construction for landscaping & paving a sloping garden - my main ongoing retirement project. I am determined to do this job in a professional manner. I have found answers & tips for every conceivable enquiry that arises in design, material selection, construction procedures, alternative methods, tools & equipment. The site is a one-stop professional encyclopaedia and very easily navigated. Thank you very much for publishing the information & maintaining the site with updates. Robert Wood, Southampton.
Name:	John Birchall
Comment:	2238   Friday August 7, 2009 - 03:59pm   This is a great website, very informative. You should write a book as you have made this subject easy to understand. I studied concrete mixes for 6 months as part of my degree course in quantity surveying and everything I needed to know is here. Top job. Regards, John.
Name:	Keith Palmer
Company:	Cemex Decorative Concrete Australia
Town/City:	Bunbury, WA Australia
Trade:	Decorative concrete
Via:	Google
Comment:	2237   Thursday August 6, 2009 - 10:36am   Great site - if anyone's interested in what we're doing with decorative concrete in Australia please take a look at - http://www.concretewa.com.au
Name:	Suzannah
Town/City:	London
Via:	Google
Comment:	2236   Wednesday August 5, 2009 - 12:42pm   I stumbled across this site when researching how best to pave our side garden. There were all kinds of new regs to deal with in regards to drainage etc as we are looking to provide off street parking. Thanks to Tony and his excellent advice what might have ended up a quagmire was in fact made clear and easy. So thank you very much for your invaluable advice.Suzannah
Name:	Alex    E-Mail:
Comment:	2235   Tuesday August 4, 2009 - 09:31pm   The Best site I ever see good informations. place more examples.I like to see and learn about other projects.Thank's
Name:	Rose Lennard    E-Mail:
Company:	Chameleon Design
Town/City:	Cheltenham, Glos UK
Trade:	Landscape Architect
Comment:	2234   Monday August 3, 2009 - 03:47pm   Your site has got to be the most shining example of the best of the internet! Free, knowledgeable, unbiassed, comprehensive - how do you do it? Whenever (often) I consult the site I wonder, is this a labour of love or does it pay for itself somehow? Whatever - keep up the great work!
Name:	Marian    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Kent UK
Trade:	Landscape Architect
Via:	Google
Comment:	2233   Wednesday July 29, 2009 - 11:22am   I tried to log on a month or so ago and the site was down - I was horrified! Having referred to it through several years of Dip Hort studies, Cert and then MA Landscape Arch., I thought it a rock solid institution - so I am so glad it was only temporary time off air. Brilliant site, thank you.
Name:	les dutton    E-Mail:
Company:	vtcci2003 ltd
Town/City:	lincoln, lincs uk
Trade:	trainers consultants
Comment:	2232   Tuesday July 28, 2009 - 02:17pm   very good source of practical expertise
Name:	Vincent Stables    E-Mail:
Company:	Work for NHS
Town/City:	Preston, Lancashire England
Trade:	Very Keen DIY Enthusiast
Via:	Google
Comment:	2231   Monday July 27, 2009 - 10:29pm   Well, This has got to be the most informative site in this field that I have come across. Whatever skills and knowledge you have can only be improved by looking through this web-site. I came across this site whilst looking for for some information on laying a patio over a clay soil. Although confident I could do the job I needed to be exactly sure before I started of any possible pitfalls and also of the best working methods. The wealth of information is staggering and I found myself browsing onto other areas not relevant to my immediate requirements Highly reccommended site with good practical advice and also a forum to air any problems advice and suggestions. So by all means Google, but I bet you come back time and time again to this site. All the best to the web-site hosts and a big thank you to all contributors. Vincent Stables
Name:	Angela McK.
Company:	None
Town/City:	Northern Ireland
Trade:	Civil Serpent !
Via:	Google
Comment:	2230   Saturday July 25, 2009 - 06:57pm   Hello Tony. I'm planning to have a patio laid, and I blushed when I read your opinon of the Dolly Mixture buff/pink chequerboard - it's what I'd been thinking of !! I didn't know about the riven design, it's very pretty, and I hope to be able to afford it. If not, chequerboard it'll be !! Fantastic website, wishing you the best of luck.
Name:	Paul Mara    E-Mail:
Town/City:	Rochester, Kent
Comment:	2229   Thursday July 23, 2009 - 11:39am   Awesome site. I too have recently lost a disc and cannot even think about laying a new patio, at least I will be able to manage the project with confidence.

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