Flexible paving - Joint width/point contact

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sunshine
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Hi all i'm studying differant types of paving as part of my horticulture certificate i need to find some information that he has given me,i bought myself a paving book but it dosent give me the answers that i need,what i need to find out is,what is the recommened joint width for flexible paving and what problems are created through point contact between adjacent pavers("butt jointing)hope some one can help thanks
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bobbi o
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flexible asphalt pavement,replicating the appearance of hand laid bricks - www.streetprint.com
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The answers to the original questions can be found on the main website.
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sunshine
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Hi thanks heaps for pointing me in the right direction to find the answers that i need for my assignment,great site
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Tony McC
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You're welcome :D
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