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The concrete looks way to dry to adhere well

Great to see!!

Would it be any good for a driveway with a max gradient of 12%? My concern would be that it could be like an ice rink in winter !

it does look mighty ,,, pricey , but mighty.

very tidy job

Bed eging blocks on concrete first.

Txh

Does the 180mm for the trench include the first course height of 80mm? So 100mm roughly of crushed stone?

Does the subgrade need a fall too or can it be flat? And does the final layer have a fall too?

Looking to do a patio in my backyard, so you only need to slope the base everything else is leveled?

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The Caravan Club need to learn how to lay this paving because where I live in Hampshire you can see what cowboys have laid the drive when I say Cowboys I’m being nice Tinkers and Pikes

Very vague and misleading in many aspects

I know I'm late here, but what do you do if you the drop is coming towards the house? ie the pavement is higher than the doorway of the house? can we use a drainage system to feed into sewege system then? I can't imagine a soakaway being efficient in this case

What are the ingredients of a subbass mixture in proportion s and course sizes and what materials consist of ?

Never had time to see the quarry but the factory set up was really an eye opener.

The pedant in me would like to point out that 3800mm ÷ 80 = 47.5mm , whereas 3800mm ÷ 80mm= 47.5

Handsome presenter and a great product as well.

No mot under this? I have concrete slabs to extend the patio on hard clay and looking to see if I need to use Mot under the sand any help appreciated!!

such a good process

Great team to work with

impressive set up

Did you set the screed rails 5mm above the finished patio level? so when the block is layed and compacted, it compacts to the finished driveway level.

great products

But then you get knee and footprints in the screed the moment you touch it? I must be missing something. Maybe you then start laying slabs from the street?

Brilliant video Keep them coming

Whats minimum sub base depth and mimum bedding depth for edge restraint?

I got mot type 1 but the stones are big it doesn’t compact very well

Bit confusing as you said to leave patio levels 3-5mm higher than final edging level to allow for final compaction, but then you didn't compact them at the end as they were all level. So either the slabs are now 3-5mm higher than the edging, you screeded to finished level and didn't put the 3-5mm allowance in or you compacted them down mechanically/manually off camera and didn't say. Which is is? Also should you run just a single pass of the compacter on the sand before final screeding, or should you compact the sand solidly using multiple passes and then screed it? I would have expected you to lay a row of flags to stand on so you can then take the poles out and fill in without standing on the area you've just screeded.

Very useful for my patio work, thank you.

Is the haunching mix also 6:1 sharp to cement?

Can you lay hardcore on wet mud?

love it

Thank you i was wondering how to mark it , thanks champ

Is that 50mm crusher run?

Can the gradient run towards the house into an aco drain? Or does it need to fall away from the house always?

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Great information

Great way to see your project

A great product, love the style and something different for a change.

lol brill

Sam mate you done a great job

So when you waka the first layer of sand, do you use the screed rails without compacting it. The waka the blocks to drop 5mm?

Obviously you created the fall prior to installing the Aco drains. You must be showing the pegs being set to get the sub base levels right to take into acount a 50mm block and a 30mm bedding layer?

Love the dound

Such good videos helps me and remind me

Well thought out video

Sam has done such a great Job on filming and editing these videos so impressed.

What is the maximum height can we go with this type of Retaining Wall ? I have 6-8 foot sloped hill on backyard.