Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2016 9:36 pm
Hi All
I’m just in the process of choosing stone for my garden, I’ve been looking at the sawn mint/yellow mint from infinite paving. They mention on their site about sealing the bottom of the slabs to stop salts and colour from the sand coming up through it. I did see another post bellow about this and the answer is what I would have said but what other options are their to stop anything coming up throughout the slab?
I want to use some of the stone for coping stones on a raised bed and this will need to be laid with building sand. I’d normally use a bonding bridge for this; would sbr and white cement still give the issue salts or would the sbr seal it up?
I am planning on sealing the top surface prior to laying as I normally do this on customers projects.
Hope this makes sense
cheers!
I’m just in the process of choosing stone for my garden, I’ve been looking at the sawn mint/yellow mint from infinite paving. They mention on their site about sealing the bottom of the slabs to stop salts and colour from the sand coming up through it. I did see another post bellow about this and the answer is what I would have said but what other options are their to stop anything coming up throughout the slab?
I want to use some of the stone for coping stones on a raised bed and this will need to be laid with building sand. I’d normally use a bonding bridge for this; would sbr and white cement still give the issue salts or would the sbr seal it up?
I am planning on sealing the top surface prior to laying as I normally do this on customers projects.
Hope this makes sense
cheers!