Southport pavers - reclaimed
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I used a "tuck pointer" when I did setts in my garden and it worked well.
Amazon or EBay will likely have plenty for under a fiver.
They come in a range of sizes. I would suggest buying a 12mm to get your regular joint widths and also getting one slightly smaller so you can pack in as much pointing mix as possible.
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Amazon or EBay will likely have plenty for under a fiver.
They come in a range of sizes. I would suggest buying a 12mm to get your regular joint widths and also getting one slightly smaller so you can pack in as much pointing mix as possible.
Cheers
Cheers
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Yes, you would use the tuck pointer as a spacing guide to give you consistent joint widths one block at a time.
I'm no expert but it worked for me, and, if I was to lay setts again that's how I would do it.
String lines can help too. If you try compare it to a brick wall thats been laid on the ground the joints running horizontally can be laid to string line and joints running vertically individually spaced with tuck pointer
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I'm no expert but it worked for me, and, if I was to lay setts again that's how I would do it.
String lines can help too. If you try compare it to a brick wall thats been laid on the ground the joints running horizontally can be laid to string line and joints running vertically individually spaced with tuck pointer
Cheers
Cheers
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Thanks for the tips and clarification.KAMIKAZEE DIY wrote:Yes, you would use the tuck pointer as a spacing guide to give you consistent joint widths one block at a time.
I'm no expert but it worked for me, and, if I was to lay setts again that's how I would do it.
String lines can help too. If you try compare it to a brick wall thats been laid on the ground the joints running horizontally can be laid to string line and joints running vertically individually spaced with tuck pointer
Cheers
Now I just need to "source" some Southport Pavers !
Cheers.
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When I had a similar job I could find 12mm, but I did find 10mm and they worked well www.gapfast.com
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Cheers !GGG wrote:When I had a similar job I could find 12mm, but I did find 10mm and they worked well www.gapfast.com