Silver Sand - Liverpool
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Silver Sand - Liverpool
Hi All
First post although been using the site for a while now.
Just wandering if anyone can help.
I'm in North Liverpool and trying to find bulk bags of Silver Sand - I need 3.
Thanks in Advance
Ali
First post although been using the site for a while now.
Just wandering if anyone can help.
I'm in North Liverpool and trying to find bulk bags of Silver Sand - I need 3.
Thanks in Advance
Ali
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
OK
Seems that it was not just me - 53 views, no replies
So I've gone for silver granite grit.
Thanks to all who had a look.
Seems that it was not just me - 53 views, no replies
So I've gone for silver granite grit.
Thanks to all who had a look.
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
sorry just got back from Holiday
are we talking kiln dried sand?
the building game is just weird now since the pandemic,all sorts of random things are in short supply
all the best
LLL
are we talking kiln dried sand?
the building game is just weird now since the pandemic,all sorts of random things are in short supply
all the best
LLL
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
Hi LLL
Thanks for the reply.
No it was silver sand to go with white cement for the laying course - light coloured sandstone.
Found Cornwhaul who could supply [nation wide] silver granite sand (4-0) and grit (6-2).
After reading about the advantages of permeable laying course, decided to go with the grit.
Just hope I'm up the greater challenge of using this as I've never done this before.
Another question while you are on - could you recommend a quality SBR to mix with the white cement for the bond bridge.
Cheers
AliP
Thanks for the reply.
No it was silver sand to go with white cement for the laying course - light coloured sandstone.
Found Cornwhaul who could supply [nation wide] silver granite sand (4-0) and grit (6-2).
After reading about the advantages of permeable laying course, decided to go with the grit.
Just hope I'm up the greater challenge of using this as I've never done this before.
Another question while you are on - could you recommend a quality SBR to mix with the white cement for the bond bridge.
Cheers
AliP
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
I know i will get shot down for this but we use Everbuild
never had any issues and it works
I use it on coping stones and pier caps too
sure there are fancy ones out there but everbuild works
LLL
never had any issues and it works
I use it on coping stones and pier caps too
sure there are fancy ones out there but everbuild works
LLL
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
Hi LLL
Thanks for the info
As you use this product (which I note is part of the Sika group), could you advise a mix ratio.
I mostly can only find info on what should be in it SBR/cement/water?
I've seen a few places which 'advise' some info on this but I'd rather a reliable source
AliP
Thanks for the info
As you use this product (which I note is part of the Sika group), could you advise a mix ratio.
I mostly can only find info on what should be in it SBR/cement/water?
I've seen a few places which 'advise' some info on this but I'd rather a reliable source
AliP
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
we put around 100ml into a mix
cheers LLL
cheers LLL
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Re: Silver Sand - Liverpool
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