Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 10:53 am
ps i know the customer gets what they want ,but dont let them leave those effing pot plants on that lovely paving
we all know what will happen
LLL
we all know what will happen
LLL
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Marshalls fairstone driveway setts
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Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 10:53 am
Top work Mick you will be joining me on the setts soon
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 11:04 am
>>>>anyway just breaking your balls mick looking for any thing that you yourself would pick up on
no problem, that's why I post photos on here to make sure you lot keep me on my toes at all times
>>>>joining me on the setts soon
hmm I might give that a wide birth if you don't mind, Marshall's new Cobbletech maybe but not the big brutes you like throwing about cookie
yeah the pink is the colour or our red sand, due to the bad weather I had to give the brick riser a quick acid wash
I have cut 80mm x 80mm cubes out of the same paving what the pots now sit on
no problem, that's why I post photos on here to make sure you lot keep me on my toes at all times
>>>>joining me on the setts soon
hmm I might give that a wide birth if you don't mind, Marshall's new Cobbletech maybe but not the big brutes you like throwing about cookie
yeah the pink is the colour or our red sand, due to the bad weather I had to give the brick riser a quick acid wash
I have cut 80mm x 80mm cubes out of the same paving what the pots now sit on
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 11:49 am
Nothing else to say but WOW !
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 12:44 pm
thank you Steve
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 1:38 pm
Its all top workmanship but its the little details that make the differences. Those small little tegs which follow the curves of the outline really stand out. Did you cut those yourself or were they supplied by Marshalls?
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 1:56 pm
they got cut on site Steve
they are the 200mm x 100mm fairstone sawn and tumbled autumn bronze setts, we used a clipper petrol wet saw to cut down the centre giving us 2 pieces at 200mm x 50mm and they are bedded on their edge to give the tumbled finish
for the curves around the step we cut them in half again and for tighter curves we taper every other block or if required every block depending how tight the radius is
the driveway paving is all cut by hand using a TS410 with a Duro diamond tipped blade
they are the 200mm x 100mm fairstone sawn and tumbled autumn bronze setts, we used a clipper petrol wet saw to cut down the centre giving us 2 pieces at 200mm x 50mm and they are bedded on their edge to give the tumbled finish
for the curves around the step we cut them in half again and for tighter curves we taper every other block or if required every block depending how tight the radius is
the driveway paving is all cut by hand using a TS410 with a Duro diamond tipped blade
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:24 pm
Nice touch Mick
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 6:55 pm
That is lovely! Do they do it in more grey tones? Thinking that'd look fantastic for my feature path/steps.
Natalie
Natalie
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 7:33 pm
Natajane wrote:That is lovely! Do they do it in more grey tones? Thinking that'd look fantastic for my feature path/steps.
Natalie
They do it in silver birch.
Expensive stuff though.
Marshalls setts brochure
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 8:25 pm
Ooooooo, thanks very much! It looks nice the silver birch.
Can't quite tell if it has the same lovely colour variations as the autumn bronze does though... do Jewsons stock it? Might go for a peep on my lunch.
How much do you reckon it'd be for like a 6m by 1m curvy path?
I want a 'wow' path, so I'm willing to save up for something nice to be honest. If it were down to my husband it'd be cheap but unfortunately for him I'm in control of this project, heheheheeeeee. :p
Natalie
Can't quite tell if it has the same lovely colour variations as the autumn bronze does though... do Jewsons stock it? Might go for a peep on my lunch.
How much do you reckon it'd be for like a 6m by 1m curvy path?
I want a 'wow' path, so I'm willing to save up for something nice to be honest. If it were down to my husband it'd be cheap but unfortunately for him I'm in control of this project, heheheheeeeee. :p
Natalie
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:33 pm
It isn't a stock item, have to order it in. You could contact marshall's directly and they would probably courier out a sample box to you that will have a few setts in it. If you're lucky Jewsons might have some sort of display that has a few of the setts laid.
Guide price, looking at £50 per sq. metre at a minimum. I've not ordered those setts from marshall's before but if i had to guess it's probably around the 70 or 80 mark.
More sandstone setts
Guide price, looking at £50 per sq. metre at a minimum. I've not ordered those setts from marshall's before but if i had to guess it's probably around the 70 or 80 mark.
More sandstone setts
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:55 pm
phone you local travis perkins, the build centre or as a last resort jewsons, they are all Marshalls stockist but this product is normally to order only and comes in a crate with 7.6 m2
the silver birch does not have much tone difference and is quite uniform with the same colour on most of the blocks, personally I would use the autumn bronze as this colour will blend with the dark red brick your house is constructed with and will be aesthetically pleasing to the eye rather than a colour clash
carberry is right for a small quantity you will be looking in the region of £ 70 - £80 m2 but it is a premium product and looks fantastic when installed correctly
the silver birch does not have much tone difference and is quite uniform with the same colour on most of the blocks, personally I would use the autumn bronze as this colour will blend with the dark red brick your house is constructed with and will be aesthetically pleasing to the eye rather than a colour clash
carberry is right for a small quantity you will be looking in the region of £ 70 - £80 m2 but it is a premium product and looks fantastic when installed correctly
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 5:28 pm
Fantastic work mick!
I am desperate to use the fairstone setts myself but havent had a client with the right kind of budget yet
I am desperate to use the fairstone setts myself but havent had a client with the right kind of budget yet
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 6:10 pm
thank you William