Anybody know of a metal suspended grid system for laying slabs on uneven ground.
Many thanks John
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Bradstone had such a system for a couple of years but stunningly poor sales caused it to be be withdrawn and parked up in a dark corner of a very big shed in Hulland Ward.
They *may* have a few kits remaining that they'd sell off if prompted, but I can't be sure.
See this news item for more information
They *may* have a few kits remaining that they'd sell off if prompted, but I can't be sure.
See this news item for more information
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I've laid slabs on pedestals but it was over ten years ago on a commercial site and have no idea where they were purchased from so probably not much help.
The pedestals where circular and you screwed them to get them to your required height.
They had 4 bits sticking out of them turning the top of the pedestal into 4 quadrants and the corner of the slab would sit inside the quadrant so you'd need 4 to lay one slab.
The pedestals where circular and you screwed them to get them to your required height.
They had 4 bits sticking out of them turning the top of the pedestal into 4 quadrants and the corner of the slab would sit inside the quadrant so you'd need 4 to lay one slab.
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