Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 2:17 pm
I am interested in your views on polymeric sand for jointing between slate slabs.
We have recently had a slate patio laid, and our landscaper is very keen to use what I assume is the polymeric sand mentioned on your site. He used it at his last job, where he just brushed the stuff in and it hardened within about 20 minutes. This obviously saves masses of labour time, and therefore probably pays for itself.
You mention Romex and GftK in your info pages. Which you would recommend for slate? We have used Stoneflairs Natural Slate, which looks beautiful and was reasonably easy to lay due to the uniform thickness of each slab. The area covered is about 70m2.
My landscaper is talking of using Cementone. Is this any good?
Any advice would be most welcome.
Thank you.
We have recently had a slate patio laid, and our landscaper is very keen to use what I assume is the polymeric sand mentioned on your site. He used it at his last job, where he just brushed the stuff in and it hardened within about 20 minutes. This obviously saves masses of labour time, and therefore probably pays for itself.
You mention Romex and GftK in your info pages. Which you would recommend for slate? We have used Stoneflairs Natural Slate, which looks beautiful and was reasonably easy to lay due to the uniform thickness of each slab. The area covered is about 70m2.
My landscaper is talking of using Cementone. Is this any good?
Any advice would be most welcome.
Thank you.
