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Is bloody hard work
Todays project is to lay the last half dozen slabs for the patio I started and almost finished fifteen years ago.
Having lugged hardcore and whumped ballast, I remember why I didn't finish it, it's backbreaking work
Anyone else feel like their back is about to explode?
Todays project is to lay the last half dozen slabs for the patio I started and almost finished fifteen years ago.
Having lugged hardcore and whumped ballast, I remember why I didn't finish it, it's backbreaking work
Anyone else feel like their back is about to explode?
nervous said:
2:1 is what id use, dry mix if youre just laying slabs.
Far too strong, you're wasting the cement. 6:1 sand:cement is the norm, 8or9:1 dry mix, basically just enough to change the colour of the sand, which needs to be Washed Concreting. Or Sharp, grit, screened, zone 2, zone 4, coarse, it's all the same. (oh Ok, pedantics, I know zone 2 and 4 are different, but for the sake of Mr. Blairout, he's not going to be able to tell the difference, and neither could I by just looking).
I thought this was going to be a follow up thread to
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=141&h=&t=150882
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=141&h=&t=150882
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