Bradstone smooth natural sandstone - Laying

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loydE1
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Post: # 106559Post loydE1

Hi im planning to remove my patio block paving that have been down for 8 years and replace with bradstone smooth sandstone, dune colour. When i remove the old block paving there is possibly a 20 to 30mm layer of grit sand underneath, does anybody recommend i remove the sand before laying the new sandstone on a full bed of mortar? Any help much appreciated. . Oh the subbase looks ok, im doing around 30m2..
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sy76uk
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Post: # 106563Post sy76uk

Yes you need to remove it.

loydE1
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Post: # 106564Post loydE1

sy76uk wrote:Yes you need to remove it.
Thanks are the bradstone smooth sandstone a good product?
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sy76uk
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Post: # 106567Post sy76uk

Bradstone are one of the better brands however I haven't used that particular product.

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Post: # 106569Post lutonlagerlout

^^ yes the sand has to go
you could always reuse it if its clean by knocking it up with cement in the mixer
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