I am very pleased to have discovered your wonderfull website ! Very complete, very interesting and very well written and ilustrated... Congratulations! As a "Decorative Concrete" lover myself, I am so pleased to discover such a great website made obviously by a concrete expert! Greetings from Costa Rica - Central America
Name:
Ian Bradbury E-Mail:
Company:
Stockton Borough Council
Town/City:
stockton on tees, cleveland
Trade:
Local Government (Highways)
Comment:
0866
Thursday July 15, 2004 - 07:58pm
Came across your site during a WEB training course and found it to be an excellent reference area. Will definitely be using it in the future. More Links would be useful too.
Name:
P Schindler E-Mail:
Town/City:
ALBRIGHTON, Near W.ton, Shrops UK
Comment:
0865
Tuesday July 13, 2004 - 01:22pm
I have to leave, but it is a brilliant site. Thank you
Very nice and useful website. Please visit my website!!! :)
Name:
Elliot E-Mail:
Town/City:
hampton, uk
Comment:
0863
Sunday July 11, 2004 - 09:16pm
i do not know what i would have done with out this website. It has been so useful for me. Your site has made me an 'expert' on driveway construction. I really enjoyed building my drive because i had the confidence your site gave me. Thanks Elliot
Name:
Bill
Town/City:
Houston, Harris USA
Comment:
0862
Sunday July 11, 2004 - 01:27am
Am attempting building a fish pond with a flagstone top (around the perimeter). Have never had any experience cutting flags. Your instructions on the various techniques for doing this were very clear. I will now get the chisels I need and see if I can do it without ruining the rock.
Name:
john Flynn E-Mail:
Comment:
0861
Friday July 9, 2004 - 00:31am
I am in the middle of creating new paths and a fairly large patio area. Not only does your site give precisely the technical information I need but as a site it is easy to use and works perfectly. You have created a tremendoes resource. Thank you very much for this free service.
Name:
Tom Stogdale E-Mail:
Town/City:
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
Via:
Google
Comment:
0860
Thursday July 8, 2004 - 10:29pm
Brilliant site. I've just moved to Canada from UK and have bought a house with a long mud driveway and was thinking about laying a driveway myself.... Having read this I think I need to get the professionals in to do the job properly. Thanks for saving me a lot of money!
Name:
David Llewellyn
Company:
n/a
Town/City:
Tamworth, Staffs UK
Trade:
n/a
Via:
Google
Comment:
0859
Wednesday July 7, 2004 - 01:53pm
I've been asking around (to no avail) about cellular paving to plonk my car on, then found your exceptional website through Google. It's very well designed and has answered most of my questions. Many thanks.
Name:
Sally
Town/City:
Winchester, Hampshire UK
Via:
Alta Vista
Comment:
0858
Monday July 5, 2004 - 09:48pm
HI, Just thought I had to say that I simply wanted some hints about laying a gravel drive, well got more than I bargained for and was impressed by the roadside kerb section...out of my league but very interesting. Every piece of information to do a task was available and I have logged your site as a favourite for future reference. It is not often that a trade company will explain the pros and cons of choices that can be made. Excellant
Name:
James Murray
Company:
Self employed
Town/City:
London, London
Trade:
Civil Engineering Project Manager
Via:
Google
Comment:
0857
Saturday July 3, 2004 - 03:07pm
Excellent site. Great tips and advice. I've been looking for "best practice" web sites within the construction industry. This is by far the best site I have come across and I shall be recommending you to others. Is there a similar one for structural concrete?
Name:
Keith McGuire E-Mail:
Town/City:
Edinburgh, Midlothian Scotland
Via:
Google
Comment:
0856
Saturday July 3, 2004 - 08:03am
I first discovered this site a few months back. Have used it dozens of times to learn various tips and techniques, and have no doubt that the detailed information and wonderful diagrams you supply, are the main reasons the jungle at the other side of my back door, is now a lovely landscaped modern garden. All done by a once clueless but enthusiastic amateur. Absolutely top site in my book and not an advert anywhwere :). Thank you
Name:
terry jarman E-Mail:
Company:
jarman photographic repairs
Town/City:
cleethorpes, n.e.lincs UK
Trade:
camera repairs
Via:
chance
Comment:
0855
Friday July 2, 2004 - 07:04pm
I keep visiting your superb website for the jobs I am doing - an absolute goldmine of information, easy to understand text and excellent graphics.
I was jusr browsing for some coloured glass aggregate and clicked on this - what a wealth of information and advice. Even just the steps with pavers was an eye opener. You are firmly on my favourites list and I'm sure I will be visiting many times!!
Name:
Colin
Town/City:
Rochester, Kent UK
Trade:
Waste Treatment
Via:
Google
Comment:
0853
Friday July 2, 2004 - 10:28am
Your site enabled me to design, specify and supervise the construction of an 8000 sq ft impermanable concrete bund for liquid waste. Many thanks indeed
Name:
Mick Grinham E-Mail:
Company:
Avalon landscapes
Town/City:
Birmingham, West midlands UK
Trade:
Landscapers and general gardeners
Via:
Recommended by Friend
Comment:
0852
Thursday July 1, 2004 - 07:44am
Excellent site, helped us out no end on a project using exposed aggregate concrete on a large curved pathway for a client,(70mts sq). use the site all the time, you can never know everything and its good to have a reliable source of information, cheers, mick.
Name:
Bruce Fyfe
Company:
Buchanan Consulting Engineers
Town/City:
Newbury, Berkshire UK
Trade:
Civil Engineering
Via:
Google
Comment:
0851
Wednesday June 30, 2004 - 03:41pm
Excellent. One thing many modern engineers lack is practical experience. This site explains in much detail terminology and methodology that would otherwise be overlooked during detailed design. Keep up the excellent site, I will be distributing this link around the company for reference purposes!
Name:
Louise Chia
Comment:
0850
Monday June 28, 2004 - 05:10am
Thank you so much. Written for those who may not already know what you are on about! Your site is sensible and covers all the problems preventing me from starting.
Name:
Peter Yarde
Town/City:
East midlands
Via:
Google
Comment:
0849
Sunday June 27, 2004 - 05:40pm
We needed to know the weight of paving slabs for balasting our narrowboat against a 300Kg Rayburn we are fitting. You had the answer, we use slabs in the garden as seats and a coffee table. Thankyou for the site, and an entertaining sunday morning. Peter
