Yorkstone flags and setts - Yorkstone flags and setts

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cookiewales
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Post: # 54807Post cookiewales

new job started last week yorkstone and setts laid on 4to1 sharp sand cement silo mixed cpi there going to be pointed with romex and basalt :;): cookie http://s742.photobucket.com/albums....w%20job



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Post: # 54814Post henpecked

Nice work, Cookie.

Bet they cost a pretty penny :cool:

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henpecked wrote:Nice work, Cookie.

Bet they cost a pretty penny :cool:
i paid 47 pound sq yard 145 ton for setts :;):
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Your usual high standard of work there cookie. :)
Looking good
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Post: # 54839Post Al Jardin

Looks like bomb proof construction.
Cookie, do you normally use sbr on a job like this? If so in what proportions & who's do you use?

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Al Jardin wrote:Looks like bomb proof construction.
Cookie, do you normally use sbr on a job like this? If so in what proportions & who's do you use?

Al
no need for sbr on big york stone am a big fan of ronofix but costs to much so cemstone one is fine :;):
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Post: # 54859Post Al Jardin

Cheers Cookie. Do you just add sbr to the bedding mortar or apply a slurry to underside? I can imagine the slurry method slows progress. What ml do you add per mix?

4.21 am!!! Painful.
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Post: # 54870Post lutonlagerlout

lovely stuff as usual cookie
why the injuns can cut stone to size but we cant is beyond me?
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Post: # 54872Post ilovesettsonmondays

you dont need to use sbr or any bonding bridge on yorkstone .just lay it on a sand and cement mix and lay individually and tap down with beetel or maul.dont screed bed

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Post: # 54873Post ilovesettsonmondays

we can tony .we lay marshalls fine sawn york .every slab 600 wide .each length random .they will cut you any size you want for a price tony.over a 100 pound a sq m though tony :(

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Post: # 54874Post lutonlagerlout

i laid some 6 sided sawn for a heritage job a few years ago but still cannot fathom why they dont make it 600 by 600, 600 by 900 etc
random lengths wtf is that all about?
I agree about bond bridges no need with 50mm slabs/flags
the only time i would use SBR is on steps or a path with a free edge
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Post: # 54875Post ilovesettsonmondays

50mm slabs tony lol.63mm or 75mm unfortunataley

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Post: # 54876Post ilovesettsonmondays

random lengths because the bond is always more than 150 mm

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Post: # 54877Post lutonlagerlout

sorry meant to say 50mm plus
and as good as the cookmeister's work is, i dislike the way random yorkstone has to be laid
it displeases my eye
i laid a patio in yorkstone crazy paving at home 5 years ago and ripped it up
I guess the weird lengths is a cost saving exercise
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Post: # 54878Post ilovesettsonmondays

the biggest length we get is about 1100 mm long.hard to push on the trolley :(

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