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lovely work hag, they come up great when wet. lot easier to cut with a 100mm disc than a 300mm disc on a stihl saw but no wet supression, cough cough haha
What did you use to markyoyr curves I always use some heavy hose or steel cable holds it's shape well in curves
i like those little sets, remember a job from tonys blog in ireland where theyd used those double strips and liked them then. going to use them in my next design.
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What did you use to markyoyr curves I always use some heavy hose or steel cable holds it's shape well in curves
i like those little sets, remember a job from tonys blog in ireland where theyd used those double strips and liked them then. going to use them in my next design.
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timber in patio buget was tight so timber was best opption is new and preasure treated and will always dry out when wet paid 14 50 per lenght 2.4x200x100 very strong dowel bars into concrete footing
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most site agents will say frog up is stronger,but there isnt a bricklayer alive that hasnt laid frog down at 1 time or another
on the conservatory base we went frog down as the frogs are tiny on those bricks so it makes no difference,on london brick the frogs are big so best to lay frog up if possible
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on the conservatory base we went frog down as the frogs are tiny on those bricks so it makes no difference,on london brick the frogs are big so best to lay frog up if possible
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i use google sketchup for my designs for customers see this thread
http://ext.pavingexpert.com/cgi-bin....;t=9065
its easier imho than autocad as well
http://ext.pavingexpert.com/cgi-bin....;t=9065
its easier imho than autocad as well
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I'm impressed at the progress of your work LLL @ DN & Giles I did download sketch up but didn't give a go. After seeing those drawings I'll be having a go its much more representative look than I can manage on auto cad at the moment. We should start a thead on this.. Q&A on garden design should throw up some nice trends and ideas for us all.
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the job now finished
Gravel down. Pavers in for drive threshold. Wall finished. Brick edge done. Lawn laid
The front wall which i know some were worried about the footing Brickies said all the steps were spot on. No bricks had to be cut
Comments welcome
Gravel down. Pavers in for drive threshold. Wall finished. Brick edge done. Lawn laid
The front wall which i know some were worried about the footing Brickies said all the steps were spot on. No bricks had to be cut
Comments welcome
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Very true Tony.
One slip of the pen or calculator when arriving at a lump sum price for a job could spell disaster.........unless you are very methodical.
Taking the time to find the best prices/terms for materials can often make or break jobs too.
One slip of the pen or calculator when arriving at a lump sum price for a job could spell disaster.........unless you are very methodical.
Taking the time to find the best prices/terms for materials can often make or break jobs too.
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