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mickavalon
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Post: # 77517Post mickavalon

Yeah Jack perhaps, but maybe Sean never read all the thread through properly, or maybe he was looking for a rumble, I don't know mate, but this site is here for people to get advice, seek knowledge and share experiences, not have a row, so your both out of order really.
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Post: # 77534Post jack101

just out of interest: how are gradients dealt with if the the sub base is best kept level? suppose you have to do a gradient of 1:20 over a distance of 50m, surely the sub base would have to be sloping at 1:20

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Post: # 77537Post rab1

yes, but the sub base is leveled to suit the falls required.
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Post: # 77540Post msh paving

jack101 wrote:just out of interest: how are gradients dealt with if the the sub base is best kept level? suppose you have to do a gradient of 1:20 over a distance of 50m, surely the sub base would have to be sloping at 1:20
You still keep the fall's, but the sub-base material need to be flat with no surface depressions or ridges +/-10mm,
The way to do this is tie a string line to a pin at each end of site at finished leval,inc. falls,then using a tape measure dip down down from the line the required amount i.e 90mm/100mm or what ever you need this will keep a reguar flat base,use a rake to move the type1 around them wacker plate it MSH :)
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Post: # 77555Post jack101

thanks

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Post: # 77564Post seanandruby

.....your welcome :;):
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