Patterns using 3 sizes of brick

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maxiiboy
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Post: # 17110Post maxiiboy

Hi

I am just in the throws of having my drive block paved. I have found a brick i like made by formpave in Coleford. It is the chartres design and comes in 3 sizes - 100mm, 150mm and 250mm all 150mm wide. it has a slight cobble look and i wanted one with either 2 or 3 different sizes.

Does anyone know a pattern that would use all 3 sizes other than lay them in straight lines as per the brochure?

have been offered a price of £12.50 + vat sq mtr delivered for around 220 sq mtrs.

Are there any other makes i should look at and what is a good price these days.

thanks

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Post: # 17114Post TheVictorianCobbleCo

If you are not in a great hurry we have just introduced a 3 size cobble you can look at. They can be laid randomly, and will be avialable in Charcoal and sandstone.
www.thevictoriancobbleco.com
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Post: # 17119Post Tony McC

Formpave will provide you with alternative layouts. It is possible to create a complex herringbone layout using those blocks, fr'instance....

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Post: # 17138Post lutonlagerlout

i have to say guv', i dont like the look of that pattern at all :(
maybe its just the small area,but it dont half look odd
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maxiiboy
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Post: # 17151Post maxiiboy

Thanks for that, i quite like the look of that, will speak with formpave and see what they can come up with.

thks

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Post: # 17195Post maxiiboy

Hi

Spoken to Formpave and I must say they were not helpful at all . They had no suggested patterns they could offer me with the 3 brick size.

So anyone else have an alternative patterns ??

thks
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Post: # 17196Post Tony McC

There are many: I have about a dozen, but I'm reluctant to publish them because they'll be nicked by manufacturers and I'll lose an income stream.
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Post: # 17209Post mouldmaker

maxiiboy wrote:So anyone else have an alternative patterns ??
Might I suggest a bit of graph paper? Shouldn't take more than an hour to come up with something you like.

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Post: # 17364Post maxiiboy

Seeing as how it is so difficult to get advice on a 3 pattern design, i have decided to go with a 2 brick pattern as i have now changed brick supplier and each size can be purchased seperatly.

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Post: # 17371Post lutonlagerlout

tbh maxiboy 3 size patterns are like hen's teeth and like the T-man says if he starts giving them up for free they will get robbed
good luck
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