FLAGS ON FLAGS
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Best take up the old stuff, Dave and start afresh. You may compromise the clearance to dpc if you overlay the existing - Heritage ar 40mm thick, plus another, say, 40mm for the bed, that's 80mm - how far below the dpc is the existing patio?
There's a page in the Block Paving section of the main site that deals with laying over existing. Have a read of that as it helps explain the problem with levels and thresholds.
PS - knock off Caps Lock when you type. Using all capitals is the 'net equivalent of SHOUTING! :)
There's a page in the Block Paving section of the main site that deals with laying over existing. Have a read of that as it helps explain the problem with levels and thresholds.
PS - knock off Caps Lock when you type. Using all capitals is the 'net equivalent of SHOUTING! :)
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I have an existing front patio of 3x2 ,2x2 concrete slabs approx 50sq mtrs.It seems very solid and has been here since we moved in 8yrs ago.
We would like to put a more decorative patio (possibly Indian or York) down on top and dont know if it is OK to do this, if so, I would like to know what I bed it down with,IE,does it need to be onto mortar,or is a bed of sand sufficient.There is one open edge which I understand would need setts.
Any advice welcome.
We would like to put a more decorative patio (possibly Indian or York) down on top and dont know if it is OK to do this, if so, I would like to know what I bed it down with,IE,does it need to be onto mortar,or is a bed of sand sufficient.There is one open edge which I understand would need setts.
Any advice welcome.
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RTFM!!
in a word, no, alan
if you read the above section carefully you will see why
and no where on the main site does it advocate laying flags on sand
LLL
in a word, no, alan
if you read the above section carefully you will see why
and no where on the main site does it advocate laying flags on sand
LLL
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Have a look at Patio Overlay systems, the R2 Patio overlay system has been reviewed on this site and given a good report
www.pavingexpert.com/news222.htm
www.pavingexpert.com/news222.htm
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To Lutonlagerlout, I work for R2
There should'nt be a problem with contact
www.r2pavingsolutions.co.uk or 07980 585768
There should'nt be a problem with contact
www.r2pavingsolutions.co.uk or 07980 585768
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ahh cool richardRichard williams wrote:To Lutonlagerlout, I work for R2
There should'nt be a problem with contact
www.r2pavingsolutions.co.uk or 07980 585768
we were doing a balcony and the client wanted slabs, but after talking to building control they ended up with promenade tiles
will bear your system in mind for future reference
cheers LLL