Paving to the edge of a House

All forms of block paving, brick paving, flexible or rigid, concrete or clays, new construction or renovation
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maburns
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Post: # 2868Post maburns

Is there any special considerations for paving to the edge of the bickwork of a house to prevent water/draining problems to bricks and house slab ??

gaddo
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Post: # 2870Post gaddo

The finished height of the pavers should be minimum of 6 inches below dpc ( damp proof course ) and sloping away from the house .

(Edited by gaddo at 11:06 am on Nov. 5, 2003)

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Post: # 2872Post 84-1093879891

Full marks to Gaddo - that's about the sum of it!

If you're using block pavers, it's a very good idea to use an edge course (aka a "Soldier Course") to the perimeter, particularly against fixed objects such as the house walls, as it makes cutting-in much easier.

maburns
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Post: # 2877Post maburns

Thanks Mate

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