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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:58 pm
by Dalbuie
Hi,
Been reading this site for a while now in preparing to lay my 155sq mtr drive - and there is some great advice 
I'm about 40% through laying the drive now and wanted to check that this was efflorescence, and would eventually disappear, before continuing further.
I've posted a picture of the bricks @ http://www.dalbuie.com/garden/p7090003.jpg
Many thanks.
Dave
Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:07 pm
by Tony McC
Yes - that's eff ... and put some shoes on when you're working with block pavers!
Whose blocks are those? They're heavily affected for this time of year. If it was March I could understand all that eff, but in July, I'd expect it to have all but disappeared.
Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:32 pm
by Dalbuie
Cheers.
They are Marshalls Driveline 50s from the Marshalls ebay shop - so they've probably been about for a while.
They have been in my garden for 12 weeks wrapped in polythene which probably hasn't helped.
Do you think it will all clear in time?
Only took the photo in bare feet - I work in steel toecap flipflops 
Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 10:05 pm
by Tony McC
Having them cocooned on placky-wrap for the past 12 weeks has probably made it worse, but, as with all eff, it will clear ... eventually.
Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 1:45 pm
by waynefeltham
Dalbuie wrote:Cheers.
They are Marshalls Driveline 50s from the Marshalls ebay shop - so they've probably been about for a while.
They have been in my garden for 12 weeks wrapped in polythene which probably hasn't helped.
Do you think it will all clear in time?
Only took the photo in bare feet - I work in steel toecap flipflops
blimey, never realised they had an ebay shop...bloody marvellous!
Just goota wait for the right stock/qty to come up so I can put in me bid
Cheers
Wayne
Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 1:46 pm
by waynefeltham
waynefeltham wrote:Dalbuie wrote:Cheers.
They are Marshalls Driveline 50s from the Marshalls ebay shop - so they've probably been about for a while.
They have been in my garden for 12 weeks wrapped in polythene which probably hasn't helped.
Do you think it will all clear in time?
Only took the photo in bare feet - I work in steel toecap flipflops
blimey, never realised they had an ebay shop...bloody marvellous!
Just goota wait for the right stock/qty to come up so I can put in me bid
Cheers
Wayne
mind if I ask how the purchase process went...were they quick with delivery etc?
Any issues with buying via ebay as opposed to buying direct?
Cheers
Wayne
