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All forms of block paving, brick paving, flexible or rigid, concrete or clays, new construction or renovation
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bodgeitandscarper
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Post: # 91995Post bodgeitandscarper

Hello guys,

someone wants me to do a path in these, I cant seem to find them on tinternet, anyone else got any idea?

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Thanks

Simon
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 92000Post lutonlagerlout

dimensions bodge?
look a bit like marshalls driversett duo terracotta and cinder
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but the dimensions are the key

cheers LLL :)
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bodgeitandscarper
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Post: # 92005Post bodgeitandscarper

Your bloody good lll!
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bodgeitandscarper
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Post: # 92014Post bodgeitandscarper

sizes are 200 x 150ish
150x150
100x150

It looks the same but not the same sizes!
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specialbranch
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Post: # 92017Post specialbranch

Looks like these to me
http://www.pavestone.co.uk/reconstituted-stone-products/12/34
Never seen them stocked around our way?

lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 92018Post lutonlagerlout

yep wrong size for marshalls
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bodgeitandscarper
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Post: # 92022Post bodgeitandscarper

Thats bloody brilliant, thanks.
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Post: # 92238Post mickavalon

Definetley Pavestone, Burnt Ochre or Brindle. Watch them if you do use them mate, the square ones 150x150mm are always oversize by 5-8mm on one side, makes laying them a pig. We don't use them except for borders or single size patterns.
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