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Dona E-Mail:

Town/City:

Lower Hutt, Wellington New Zealand

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2768

Friday January 31, 2014 - 08:35pm

Stumbled upon this site this morning - really informative, lots of help and whoever wrote the blurbs is brilliant. An awesome down-to-earth style that made me laugh out loud a couple of times!
thanks :)

Name:

Lisa

Town/City:

Dunedin, Otago New Zealand

Comment:

2767

Thursday January 30, 2014 - 03:45am

Thank you for sharing such a rich variety of detailed
information. After googling in a frustrated fashion for
weeks, I now UNDERSTAND why land drains work, and how
to build one. The task of diy-ing our own patio and the
required drainage (clay soil, terraced levels on a
hill, waterlogged in winter because builders in the
1960's apparently didn't bother with land drains) now
seems completely do-able, because I understand the
principles. Thanks so much.

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Ian Humphrey E-Mail:

Town/City:

Bratton, Wiltshire United Kingdom

Comment:

2766

Wednesday January 22, 2014 - 10:35pm

Dear Tony,
May I thank you for the incredible website you have put together, It allowed me to confidently specify slabs, plus sand and cement quantities, prepare and correctly lay a large patio and path area. I really appreciated your 'Trade Tips' and humorous comments scattered throughout the various parts of your wonderfully helpful online advice service.
Your website has my vote as the Best Ever that I've encountered.
Thank you once again.
Ian

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Engr.muhammad junaid E-Mail:

Company:

J@k Associatec

Town/City:

Rawal pindi, punjab pakistan

Trade:

construction

Via:

Recommended by Friend

Comment:

2765

Tuesday January 14, 2014 - 01:42pm

thank you for information all aspect of road paving and civil engineering industry. I run a construction Company Pakistan.
thank you

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Roy Evans E-Mail:

Town/City:

St. Helier, Jersey

Trade:

Carpenter/self employed

Comment:

2764

Thursday January 9, 2014 - 11:16pm

Just couldn't believe what I was reading! Spot on, humorous, and most of all brilliant! I'm thinking of branching out into driveway/patio cleaning as an additional service as no one is doing it where I live,and been on this site for 2hrs, absolute minefield of info, will definitely use this over and over again, many, many thanks. Roy

Name:

Mark

Company:

Perfect Paver Co

Town/City:

Springboro, OH 45066

Trade:

Hardscape Restoration

Via:

Google

Comment:

2763

Tuesday January 7, 2014 - 10:21pm

I really enjoy all of the detailed information that you share on your site.
It's very informative.I run a hardscape installation company here in Ohio and I've recently started a separate company that specializes in paver cleaning, sealing and repair. Thanks again for all the great info.

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Anil E-Mail:

Company:

Shankar tiles

Town/City:

India.

Trade:

Paving and tiles

Comment:

2762

Monday January 6, 2014 - 09:16am

This is a wonderful site for the paving industry, only one thing I could not find was list and name of international suppliers of molds for pavers and flags. This would help people like me to find the best material at competitive rates to make pavers

Name:

Farmer Pete

Company:

none

Town/City:

Mendips, Somerset U.K

Trade:

small holder

Comment:

2761

Monday December 30, 2013 - 02:26pm

Great website and full of good old-fashioned advice in plain English! Well done. Now just need to get stuck into sorting out my boggy hillside.

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Jeff Hepenstall E-Mail:

Town/City:

Pinjarra, Western Australia Australia

Trade:

... near everything

Comment:

2760

Sunday December 8, 2013 - 12:25pm

People I had the pleasure of my 22yo son and his mate help me concrete a 12m x 1.5m path I had to buy more gravel and sand because with 2ton on my trailer you can't fit 3 gallons into a 2 gallon bucket.I got caught short waiting for the sand man to open well they did not follow the ratio mix I told them and I have to top it by myself this time....And they are the future.He wondered why I tell people that kids are a by-product of sex.
Jeff
WA

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Andrew Gill E-Mail:

Company:

AG Stone

Town/City:

Clitheroe, Lancs U.K.

Trade:

Stone merchant

Via:

Google

Comment:

2759

Saturday December 7, 2013 - 03:16am

Well thanks a lot for wasting my entire night! I came here about 9pm
;-)

Cheers..

Name:

mark scott

Town/City:

new zealand

Comment:

2758

Wednesday November 6, 2013 - 08:29pm

As a former thatcher-apprentice - I love your exact and careful use of old school craftsman language -and the thorough and sensible advice that your lovely website offers. Shame you are not an expert on everything!

Name:

Nicky

Town/City:

Oxfordshire UK

Comment:

2757

Saturday November 2, 2013 - 07:53pm

Comprehensive! What more can I say except thank you.
We used this marvellous site and your step by step instructions to make a block paved path.
Saved ourselves paying someone else and have a great sense of satisfaction (along with rough hands and sore back!)

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David Stith E-Mail:

Town/City:

Akron, Summit USA

Trade:

Homeowner

Via:

Google

Comment:

2756

Saturday November 2, 2013 - 02:09pm

Many thanks. I have been using your page for reference for many years now and have completed several small projects with the knowledge provided by this site. Now as I begin to take on a few of the largest projects around the house I will rely on this info even more.
Thank you and keep up the great work.

Name:

Christina

Company:

None

Town/City:

Liverpool, Merseyside

Trade:

DIY'er if possible

Via:

Google

Comment:

2755

Friday October 25, 2013 - 10:22am

Looking for info/advice on sealant for paving but ended up reading much, much more. Absolutely love the way this site is written by a 'real' person who actually knows his stuff.

Name:

Kevin O'Brien

Town/City:

York, North Yorks United Kingdom

Comment:

2754

Friday October 11, 2013 - 09:47pm

This site is an object lesson for anyone designing a webpage. It's hugely informative, authoritative, well researched and superbly written. Not only that but all the many links actually take you to the subject indicated. What a refreshing change! VERY WELL DONE to all concerned! This is the only place I'll need to visit for expert advice.

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mustapha mohamed E-Mail:

Company:

samater contructon company

Town/City:

hargeisa, somaliland

Trade:

engineering

Via:

Google

Comment:

2753

Friday October 11, 2013 - 03:48pm

thank you for all information that you inform all aspect of road paving and civil engineering industry

Name:

Ivan Levacic E-Mail:

Town/City:

Melbourne, Australia

Comment:

2752

Tuesday October 8, 2013 - 11:46pm

Could not leave the site without congratulating you on just a brilliant resource.
I've used your guidance and information myself to produce excellent results from a base of almost no knowledge at all, and now recommended it to others as the best destination on the net for paving and related advice.
Thanks again.
Ivan
Melbourne, Australia

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Ian Davidson E-Mail:

Town/City:

Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex GB

Via:

Safari

Comment:

2751

Friday October 4, 2013 - 07:07pm

I felt I just had to say thanks for the encyclopedia of knowledge, help and guidance on your website. As a DIY bloke it has been a brilliant reference
media. And it is free!
Thanks again.

Name:

Laurent E-Mail:

Town/City:

London, UK

Trade:

property developper

Comment:

2750

Friday October 4, 2013 - 11:36am

THANK YOU!!!!
This is the minimum I can say! Congratulation!. Your site is so complete, I wish I could find the same type of knowledge and expertise in every other part of the building! it helped me a lot and save me a lot of money and trouble in "black spot removing" and "rust removing". In this last case I had a lot of rust marks on my Indian mint sandstone from 6 month ago, I treated those by applying some lemon juice every (roughly) 6 hours for 24 hours and kept the stone wet from the juice with a cling film lay on top of the stones... the result was beyond expectation, the marks are barely noticeable when they haven't disappeared for good. I saved your website and will always get back to it before any paving work.

Name:

Steve McD E-Mail:

Comment:

2749

Saturday September 28, 2013 - 06:09pm

Thanks for the free,well organized and informative site.It's a one-stop information center for all residential paving issues.
Plus I felt like I was listening to someone back in Galway.Good man,nice work!

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