Lakenham paviours - Too rustic to  whack?

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Al Jardin
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Post: # 53791Post Al Jardin

Evening
I'm quessing that Lakenham paviours are too fragile to compact with a whacker. Has anyone ever done this or is the best method to lay on a mortar bed & tap down to level.
If they are butt jointed would kiln dried be a suitable method for jointing?

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Al
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Never heard off them, got a web link? MSH :)
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 53799Post lutonlagerlout

are they made from a soft brick like clay?
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Al Jardin
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Post: # 53808Post Al Jardin

I can't find a link at the moment. They certainly look like a clay brick. I've laid them as edgings before. Colour ranges from dark reddish brown to charcoal (within each brick). They often have small cracks/fissures on the surface. Kent Blaxill sell them.
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Post: # 53814Post lutonlagerlout

maybe try them with a neoprene mat
what do the manufacturers say on this?
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