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If you use stone chippings or wood chippings I would still dig out 100 mm ,put a treated timber edge !00mm in (Cheaper & quicker than concrete) , lay the terram, 75mm of type 1 ,compact , this w

Ya lazy fooker. That thing couldn't lift the top off a pie! You would be quicker with a spade.

6inchs out all over 4 inchs of MOT1 scalpings wacking with a plate then membrane covering of sharp sand wacked again and then flags with a 5 in 1 mortar base not 5 spots but a complete covering .  

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Ive had 0.8 in cellars before very few places a .08 mirco will not fit also a mirco tracked high lift dumper :thumbs:

:thumbs: they are a brilliant invention aint they......... :D save so much graft......... :boogy:

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Ill ask around then :thumbs:

 

Just dont wanna spend much money :laugh:

:laugh: thing is mate if your gonna do it, you may aswell do it properly!!! ok you can dig it out by hand........ :D im just a lazy kunt and always price a digger in if i can........when you think about if it gets it done in a day, its no more expensive than paying someone to do it by hand over two days.......... :thumbs:

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digger,no point you dig that out easy,mark your top of slab level .then add slab thick ness 35mmto45mm plus bed joint 25to35mm then 80mm for base so.....aprox ..........160mm down to bottom of dig.lay type 1 compact.mix building sand and sharp to 4to1 mix not to dry.brushback of slabs pva with water,not to runy and bed them on full mortar base.use string line if poss......................dont lay sharp base on top of type 1,it will travel if water gets under slabs and sink.......

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digger,no point you dig that out easy,mark your top of slab level .then add slab thick ness 35mmto45mm plus bed joint 25to35mm then 80mm for base so.....aprox ..........160mm down to bottom of dig.lay type 1 compact.mix building sand and sharp to 4to1 mix not to dry.brush pva with water,not to runy up back of slabs and bed them on full mortar base.use string line if poss......................dont lay sharp base on top of type 1,it will travel if water gets under slabs and sink.......

you stick to your blocks......... :tongue2::laugh:

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digger,no point you dig that out easy,mark your top of slab level .then add slab thick ness 35mmto45mm plus bed joint 25to35mm then 80mm for base so.....aprox ..........160mm down to bottom of dig.lay type 1 compact.mix building sand and sharp to 4to1 mix not to dry.brush pva with water,not to runy up back of slabs and bed them on full mortar base.use string line if poss......................dont lay sharp base on top of type 1,it will travel if water gets under slabs and sink.......

Fancy doing it for me :laugh:

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digger,no point you dig that out easy,mark your top of slab level .then add slab thick ness 35mmto45mm plus bed joint 25to35mm then 80mm for base so.....aprox ..........160mm down to bottom of dig.lay type 1 compact.mix building sand and sharp to 4to1 mix not to dry.brush pva with water,not to runy up back of slabs and bed them on full mortar base.use string line if poss......................dont lay sharp base on top of type 1,it will travel if water gets under slabs and sink.......

Fancy doing it for me :laugh:

 

yup £65 per metre all done ;)

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