Diy patio relaying - Method and construction

Patio flagstones (slabs), concrete flags, stone flags including yorkstone and imported flagstones.
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dig dug dan
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Post: # 113379Post dig dug dan

I use easijoint all the time, and its never failed me yet. Tony recommends a similar product, equally as good. Just avoid geofix
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sillysod
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Post: # 113381Post sillysod

Thanks ddd.
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 113384Post lutonlagerlout

Dan likes easyjoint which is a good recommendation for anything
from my own personal experience polymerics can last 5 year +/- just avoid the geo one

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sillysod
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Post: # 113388Post sillysod

Thanks LLL, unless there's any further advice to the contrary, I'll settle ( sorry.. ) for laying them on a moist bed of 10:1 sharp sand and cement, 40mm thick, on top of the well compacted 30 year old sub-base with ( obviously ) 40mm shaved from it and I'll use Mushroom EasyJoint which I think would look best on the very light Cotswold Aged Riven from Bradstone. I'll give them 6mm gaps which, because of their taper, will be 3mm at the bottom. Let the work commence.
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