Kerbing overkill

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ilovesettsonmondays
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Post: # 60373Post ilovesettsonmondays

it is definately a good rate . are you laying it for a pram crossing of at a set of lights.

ilovesettsonmondays
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Post: # 60374Post ilovesettsonmondays

or not of ^^^^^

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Post: # 60386Post GB_Groundworks

spec says carefully cut out poor quality tarmac! (asphalt you retard specifyer) at existing drop kerb location to be replaced with buff(non traffic light controlled) tactile paving falling to existing drop kerb location 1200x900. (comment in bracket are me hehe)

on a side note pricing aco m100d system haha £1400 to buy universal gully lol and £150/m for the channel lol

i ve got two A0 drawings for a disabled bay lol theyve got 200mm type1, 75 road base, 50mm base, 30mm wearing course = 355mm of paving for the odd micra or metro lol
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Groundworks and Equestrian specialists, prestige new builds and sports pitches. High Peak, Cheshire, South Yorkshire area.

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ilovesettsonmondays
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Post: # 60445Post ilovesettsonmondays

so its basically a pram crossing . is it on its own or have you another crossing opposite it

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