Least problems possible! - Which slabs to pick?
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Hi all.
Going with the Global Sandstone, and now looking to get some Rompox Easy, ready for pointing. I've found it on www.Pavingsuperstore.co.uk, but have two questions.....
1) Is Rompox Basalt a nice dark colour in the flesh, as I wanted a nice contrast with the light grey slabs. In pictures, it seems that the Basalt doesn't look all that dark ?
2) Pavingsuperstore has Basalt at £37 a tub. Is that a good price or should I phone this Ray guy that I have seen mentioned on here ?
Thank guys
Going with the Global Sandstone, and now looking to get some Rompox Easy, ready for pointing. I've found it on www.Pavingsuperstore.co.uk, but have two questions.....
1) Is Rompox Basalt a nice dark colour in the flesh, as I wanted a nice contrast with the light grey slabs. In pictures, it seems that the Basalt doesn't look all that dark ?
2) Pavingsuperstore has Basalt at £37 a tub. Is that a good price or should I phone this Ray guy that I have seen mentioned on here ?
Thank guys
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ring ray,probilly be cheaper MSH
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Hi everyone.
Im about to hire a compacting plate.
Should I get a light or heavy one ?
http://www.travisperkins.co.uk/hire....mg=7854
http://www.travisperkins.co.uk/hire....mg=7852
Obviously, the cheaper the better, but as the garden is soft clay, with large trees near-by, I wondered if the larger compactor might be better... Would it compact better than the smaller and thefore less change of movement in the base ?
Im about to hire a compacting plate.
Should I get a light or heavy one ?
http://www.travisperkins.co.uk/hire....mg=7854
http://www.travisperkins.co.uk/hire....mg=7852
Obviously, the cheaper the better, but as the garden is soft clay, with large trees near-by, I wondered if the larger compactor might be better... Would it compact better than the smaller and thefore less change of movement in the base ?
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lutonlagerlout wrote:nice work all!
looks like romex in your second one rich?
i had an enquiry about a job i priced 3 months ago,client wants to know can i *do * something with the price
whatdyathink? shall i tell him its gone up £500?
LLL
I see you've used Rompox Patio. Have you ever used Lithofix? I'm new to this site but have used it and its just as good as the Romex products but much cheaper
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