what a great site, wish you were still working, have a brand new house in hampshire need some help in changing it from a mud pile to a garden, willing to do all the hard graph just need a expert to tell me how. Nice to see some one willing to share knowledge.who would you go with in this area Regards Liz
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sarah gorton E-Mail:
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Monday February 24, 2003 - 11:17am
Just a short note to congratulate you on an informative and USEFUL website.
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Anthony Costello E-Mail:
Company:
Sponsored O'rourke student
Town/City:
St Albans, Herts Eng
Trade:
Student
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0446
Monday February 24, 2003 - 09:32am
I'm a student at Oxford Brookes University studying construction management and i would like to thank you for creating such a well informed site. It is very good of you to spend so much time to help those who are not so well educated in this area of construction. keep up the good work
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Adrtray E-Mail:
Company:
Servitek Support Systems
Town/City:
london
Trade:
security and cleaning contracts manager
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0445
Friday February 21, 2003 - 00:02am
First of all thanx for the great non bull**** approach. Where I work we have had a York Stone paving on a very large new retail site, I wont mention the companys name but the foreman has accused our cleaning company of damaging the paving via our Alto high pressure washer. Our staff have been taught and traine to use this machine, we have been assured by this foreman that weight on the stone can take 40tonne, is this correct? The damage I feel it is the continuos heavy plant and traffic going on this as certain areas where plant have not been has not been affected. The damage is grout coming off and also chips on the edges and some have even cracked in the middle, anyway thanks for all you usefull info I will pass it on to all my colleagues.
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Zoe
Town/City:
Middx England
Trade:
Hort/Landscape Student
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MSN Search
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0444
Tuesday February 18, 2003 - 09:57pm
Brilliant site!!! Helped me - and fellow students greatly with a couple of HND Hard Landscaping assignments!! Ever thought of teaching?
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G Claughton
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Google
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0443
Sunday February 16, 2003 - 03:43pm
One of the best if not the best designed websites I have ever seen.
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Stuart Brabbs E-Mail:
Company:
Brabbs Landscapes
Town/City:
Mauchline, Ayrshire Scotland
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Trade
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Google
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0442
Saturday February 15, 2003 - 09:52pm
A fantastic site, packed with loads of information. I have found your site to be an invaluable reference point on many occasions. Thanks
Great site we do p i c mostly but I was interested in other aspects of ground work. This site as been a great help thank's,I will no dou't need to use it again
Top site. I thought I could do my patio myself, but I'm not so sure now !! Nice one.
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Clive Horlor E-Mail:
Company:
A man who needs a new drive
Town/City:
West Midlands, UK Nr Coventry
Trade:
Looking for a contractor
Via:
Google
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0434
Saturday February 8, 2003 - 06:14pm
I like the idea of the Pattern imprinted concrete, but knew nothing about it. This site is full of very useful info. I can now go and get quotes and have a good basic idea of what the contractors will be offering. Many thanks for taking the time to share your experience.
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Dennis Draper E-Mail:
Company:
self
Town/City:
Toronto, Ontario Canada
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0433
Friday February 7, 2003 - 09:02pm
A great site for information on the configurations possible. These designs are gaining some interest in Ontario. I am thinking of doing my driveway in one such design, which in our climate might be a brave departure from normal practices!
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Maria Whittern
Company:
Bristol City Council
Town/City:
Bristol, Bristol England
Trade:
surveyor
Via:
Google
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0432
Friday February 7, 2003 - 05:01pm
This site was really useful, easy to navigate and contained all the information I needed in one place. Now I know where you are....Ill be back
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Brendan Foley E-Mail:
Town/City:
London, UK
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Google
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0431
Wednesday February 5, 2003 - 09:37pm
Hats off to all those involved in this site - the best of its kind on the web!
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Steve
Trade:
DIY
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0430
Tuesday February 4, 2003 - 05:35pm
Wonderful to see tradesmen sharing their wealth of knowledge rather than baffling us all with it.
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Derek Read E-Mail:
Company:
Wollaton Travel Service
Town/City:
Nottingham, UK
Via:
Google
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0429
Tuesday February 4, 2003 - 01:41pm
A really useful and very helpful description of how to block pave. Prep the site and lots of tips and help. Thanks to all involved.
