Will e
Central Defender
It certainly looks like that but for whatever reason it's not slippy, I suppose if it has moss or whatever it could be, it cleans fantastic with a jetwash anarl.
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It certainly looks like that but for whatever reason it's not slippy, I suppose if it has moss or whatever it could be, it cleans fantastic with a jetwash anarl.
Hope you didnt give him any Monet!
Yeah, that’s one of my reservations. If I can get someone who will weed, sand and seal the block paving I’ll stick with that for this summer I think.
Will e
Central Defender
If you are up to it you could jetwash it the block paving, mucky job but will bring it up great although it does slightly erode the surface of the block.
You must let it dry thoroughly then sand and seal, not a difficult job.
Wilfy
Striker
That’s an easy job tbh. I’ve got an 8 litre sprayer that you pump up. It takes very little time to seal.
Wild Card
Winger
Can you do that to a drive that is starting to get grass growing in the crevasses?
Will e
Central Defender
Yes mate, block paving is notorious for weeds in the joints, do you have a decent jetwash?
Wild Card
Winger
Will e
Central Defender
Were about £50 in B&Q, which is all you'll need, can borrow mine if you're in Sunderland, dirty job so old clothes and wellies.
I wouldn’t have Indian sandstone again. Grouting and cleaning is a clart on.
If you hire one then get a circular cleaner brush attachment thingie it’s better than directly jet washing.
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Wilfy
Striker
It’s no bother cleaning it, it does show up any dust mind you.
We have all the that gear, but would rather someone just came in and did it, his backs not up to it.
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They are now looking good, spent many hours planning, planting and building.
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Would love to help the OP but the distance is a challenge.
They are now looking good, spent many hours planning, planting and building.
Equally placing bird feeders and nesting boxes and now a haven for wildlife.
Spring is here and the colours are coming through.
Would love to help the OP but the distance is a challenge.
just been quoted £141 /m2 for raj green Indian sandstone to match the rest. need 24m2 laying in a basic rectangle with some levelling of the area first
3400, yeah I was expecting / hoping nearer to sub £100 /m2 with it just being a rectangle. cannot justify paying that, looks like I'll be doing it myself.
Yeah cost seems a bit off like
