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Posted: **Fri May 13, 2011 8:10 am**

Hi,

Can anyone advise please on the following: -

I am considering using 'Rompox-Easy' to mortar in-between my new Indian Stone paving slabs. The product description states that it is "Frost and de-icing salt resistant" and "allows almost all quantities of water to seep into the ground" but if the slabs are laid on a full sand/cement mortar base then where can the water drain to? The water will be held in the 'Rompox-Easy' joint material won't it? If this happens won't it freeze inside the joint in winter and break up the 'Rompox-Easy' material?

Thanks

Posted: **Fri May 13, 2011 11:56 am**

Does this help?
http://ext.pavingexpert.com/cgi-bin....reezing

Posted: **Fri May 13, 2011 6:53 pm**

Thanks Bob. That was a great help and much appreciated.

Regards,

Ken

Posted: **Sat May 14, 2011 12:08 pm**

Hi there
Beware the difference between vacuum packed polymeric sand products, epoxy bound aluvial sand and epoxy mortar products - they are not at all the same - check out the link below
for info or call David ir gary at NCCStreetscape and they can explain in as much detail as you need - There is an increasing confusion allocating the 'proprties' and application advantages of epoxy bound aluvial sand products to basic epoxy resin types or the polymeric (vacuum packed bag in a pail) type - the differences are great and these different materials should not be confused.
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