Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 10:33 pm
Thats £40 too dear the last time I bought from Burdens.
Every little helps!
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 10:36 pm
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 11:32 pm
nice patio MSH
that red flag looks like Mars though :;):
is that the wetherpoint365?
not hancing it till i hear long term reports
sparky at work was asking me about flags the other week
i said i would give him a price but he got his mate to do it on a labour swap(electrics for slabbing)
anyway he said his mate pointed it in half an hour with some new sweep in stuff called....................................................................................
...................................................
geo&^%$
he said his mate reckons he has used it for 10 years and it is sounds
i said call him at xmas
LLL
that red flag looks like Mars though :;):
is that the wetherpoint365?
not hancing it till i hear long term reports
sparky at work was asking me about flags the other week
i said i would give him a price but he got his mate to do it on a labour swap(electrics for slabbing)
anyway he said his mate pointed it in half an hour with some new sweep in stuff called....................................................................................
...................................................
geo&^%$
he said his mate reckons he has used it for 10 years and it is sounds
i said call him at xmas
LLL
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 7:23 am
Matt - nice patching.
We've started hot jointing our patch repairs/joints, little bit of extra time/money but well worth it imo
We've started hot jointing our patch repairs/joints, little bit of extra time/money but well worth it imo
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 7:49 am
Photos Dave? As in propane blow torch in the edges then add in the hot tar, do you still use tac coat etc?
Mark where those two chipped corner ones out the broken crate?
Has the 365 residue dulled it a bit or just different lighting from cloudy day etc
Looked great wet down before you pointed.
Mark where those two chipped corner ones out the broken crate?
Has the 365 residue dulled it a bit or just different lighting from cloudy day etc
Looked great wet down before you pointed.
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:04 am
lutonlagerlout wrote:nice patio MSH
that red flag looks like Mars though :;):
is that the wetherpoint365?
not hancing it till i hear long term reports
sparky at work was asking me about flags the other week
i said i would give him a price but he got his mate to do it on a labour swap(electrics for slabbing)
anyway he said his mate pointed it in half an hour with some new sweep in stuff called....................................................................................
...................................................
geo&^%$
he said his mate reckons he has used it for 10 years and it is sounds
i said call him at xmas
LLL
the red slab is actually a dull orangy/brown,pic shows it looking at lot worse than it is
that is weatherpoint 365,,used 3 -15kg boxes £35 box
took 2 of us 50mins start to finish with a cuppa in the middle,plenty of water a stiff brush and 10inch marshaltown... MSH
Edited By msh paving on 1344669210
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:10 am
the chipped corners are in a few off the slabs, it looks like the layers have split away,customer said no problem to leave it and use them, so i did as asked...GB_Groundworks wrote:Mark where those two chipped corner ones out the broken crate?
Has the 365 residue dulled it a bit or just different lighting from cloudy day etc
Looked great wet down before you pointed.
the 365 has not made any difference to the colour at all, the first pix were washed down with lots off water to clear dust away, second pix were next day done dry different light ,took using 8mpx mobile phone in both pix,i'm not a photgrapher like some people...
MSH Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 9:49 pm
Tidy work boyos dave my arse would be twitching coming to the end of that tar with no waste!!! Well done!
Nice patio mark Btw
Nice patio mark Btw
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 8:29 am
Cheers Hag, yeah it was nice to see the screed 1/4 full as we got to the end joint, perfect order! Had to get it covered before the weekend otherwise the rain we've just had would have sent the sub-base to pea soup! Gotta get the remaining 180m2 of concrete broken up, loaded away, stoned up and ready for tar Tuesday before the rains come on Wednesday. It's gonna be a busy couple of days but we'll get there.
but we'll get there.Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:05 am
it seems that rain and pointing completely change the character of patios
I quite like the big red looking flag but have had customers who would want it out
any reports on the limestone on general mark?
never seen one like that before
cheers LLL
I quite like the big red looking flag but have had customers who would want it out
any reports on the limestone on general mark?
never seen one like that before
cheers LLL
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 1:34 pm
Dave impressive setup your new truck and trailer what weight can the trailer carry do you need a class one for truck and trailer??
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 9:10 pm
Yes, Class 1 C1+E licence required for the truck and drag outfit.
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 9:18 pm
Although it was a long day and many would have said at 8.30 "No way!! - when the areas to the other side of the Aco channels weren't even stoned up and no manhole covers (six nr inc three big ones on the interceptor) hadn't even been adjusted to level/replaced as required - we had to deal with 38 tonne of binder and 30 tonne of 10mm AC10 Surface by the end of the day - or face having to come back later today as the rains cleared away.
Three blokes (one semi-skilled) and 3 1/2 days, 338m2 of reinf concrete broken up, loaded & carted, stoned up, covers raised, 27m Acos in and connected to interceptor, 40 tonne of binder and 28 tonne of surface - and the yellow lines reinstated at 6am the following day by a crew on the way back after a night shift - now thats some slick work in anyones books.
And no services damaged either!
Three blokes (one semi-skilled) and 3 1/2 days, 338m2 of reinf concrete broken up, loaded & carted, stoned up, covers raised, 27m Acos in and connected to interceptor, 40 tonne of binder and 28 tonne of surface - and the yellow lines reinstated at 6am the following day by a crew on the way back after a night shift - now thats some slick work in anyones books.
And no services damaged either!
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 8:01 pm
did a bit of stud work today
the pulvex blade is still going since may!!
best blade ever and still cutting today
back on the big ones monday
600 by 600 barfaced
LLL
the pulvex blade is still going since may!!
best blade ever and still cutting today
back on the big ones monday
600 by 600 barfaced
LLL
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 8:08 pm
Absolutely spotless as usual Tony, that could almost belong in the OCD thread