Comparative costs of different fklooring - A genral guide to overall costs of diffe

[nigel boldero]

Hi
I need some general info (range price per m2) on what it costs to use different types of external flooring. My priority at present is to compare: 600mm square PCC riven slabs with resin bonded gravel and block paving, but if you have a more extensive guide to the price range for other types of florring that would be great. I guess the typical area I'm interested in would be about 100m2. Anyone able to help please?

[lutonlagerlout]

do you mean supply and fix Nigel?
CBP £75-100 per metre2
PCC slabs £50-75 per metre 2
access and depth of dig affects these
regards LLL

[ilovesettsonmondays]

resin bonded is not that expensive and looks good . was talking to a guy on our job the other week . says it costs between 20 and 50 pound a metre just to lay it . looks great when down . this one was on a roof terrace . thats is just to lay .ground prepared already.this one was laid over concrete

[nigel boldero]

Thanks for the responses- i'm interested in an 'all in' cost and appreciate that ground conditons etc will affect these. Any further advice welcomed:)

[local patios and driveway]

Nigel, i would suggest you ask your contractors for a price. At least then you will have an accurate indication. We all vary in price, and can be thousands

[nigel boldero]

Thanks
At this stage i'm trying to get an idea to help consider different options on a project I'm desinging in a sensitive historic location and seeing if i can persuade client to go for a higher quality finish as opposed to more of the same RCC flags they currently have. i'll get a range of contractor prices later once the broad options have been assessed. Again, any further advice welcomed.

[simeonronacrete]

Hi Nigel

You seem to be quite specific in your enquiry; if you wish please message me and I'll give you a call. That's a quicker and easier way to exchange information than in the forum.

[haggistini]

I'm desinging in a sensitive historic location and seeing if i can persuade client to go for a higher quality finish

You may want to consider reclaimed stone then?

[Mikey_C]

I'm desinging in a sensitive historic location and seeing if i can persuade client to go for a higher quality finish

You may want to consider reclaimed stone then?

i'd be inclined to agree with haggi.

[nigel boldero]

Thanks for the additional comments. i like the idea of reclaimed stone, but suspect that cost may rule this out, so if anyone can give me a rough idea of what this might be again on an 'all in' basis that would be helpful. The location is a courtyard garden in the grounds of a former Georgian/victorian workhouse, now a museum. Main existing materials red brick, slate roofs, some flint, pea shingle. cheers

[haggistini]

You would be looking at arround £180-£220 per M2 Pro rata

[Carberry]

Thanks for the additional comments. i like the idea of reclaimed stone, but suspect that cost may rule this out, so if anyone can give me a rough idea of what this might be again on an 'all in' basis that would be helpful. The location is a courtyard garden in the grounds of a former Georgian/victorian workhouse, now a museum. Main existing materials red brick, slate roofs, some flint, pea shingle. cheers

I assume it doesn't come under a conservation area / listed building etc?

[mickavalon]

Look on the site index, there are plenty of prices there.