Laying Natural Stone Paving Guide
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- Here are some tips and advice on how best to lay natural stone paving.
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25mm to 45mm thick laying bed. That's about 150mm 🤦♂️
Thinking same thing, sheesh.
Nice job 👍
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The bed should be level and full contact otherwise you’ll get reflective staining
Flat not level needs a fall on it.
Did you just hit the spirit level with that hammer ? 😅
Is it ok to do it on top of crushed stone like that? I typically pour a concrete slab first which drives the cost way up
I think it is ok if you compact every 2 inches and use geo grid every 3 inches. Lots of installations have been done over the crushed base.
@@mpersI'm an absolute beginner and I was looking to lay my own sandstone, can I ask what is geo grid? And is this video missing out any important information? Ty for any advice
@@garyskinner2422slurry the back of your pavers. they havnt done it here and it's important and always do a full base cement. Do not dot and dab.
I am an experienced builder. Can I work with you?
Yes please, 50 pounds per week, must speak Polish 🙏
You didn’t use a slurry or pva for a start and that’s way too much left over easy joint on the surface it will absorb and stain the Indian sand stone if left like that, make sure you meticulously get rid of all. I have a customer who didn’t really with the easy joint and simply brushed it all over his stairs like you’ve left yours and it stained £150 worth of stones
Hi do you know how to get rid of the staining? We have had a new patio and the landscapers did the pointing they told me it would fade away when it rains. However its not and its staining from the pointing. Absolutely devastated as its a large area. Any tips would be great
Can you give me any tips Liam to attempt to lay sandstone, what do you mean he didn't use a slurry or pva? I'm an absolute beginner so any easy steps in the correct way I'd appreciate it.ps I'm laying sandstone
@@garyskinner2422 Hi mate, if its indian sandstone you should really be using SBR, PVA is as pointless as using nothing. Slurry is the name given to a watery cement mix some people like to brush on the back. SBR is basically like superglue for stone it will keep it stuck down pretty well no matter how much weight, walking, driving, etc it shouldnt move. with PVA or nothing after a couple of a lot of people walking on it cab start to move. Hoep this helps
@@rabiaafzal1475sorry i just saw this mate, it should fade after around 5 months or so hoping by now its better for you mate?
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Incorrectly done
Only trouble with those coloured stones is that they look terrible after a few months. Even when cleaned, they lose their colour and go beige in colour.
I haven't found this at all, where are you buying your sandstone from?
I have had some down for 5 years, once I clean the moss off it looks just like when I bought it
@@InvadersMustDie8D my local builders merchant. Mine have been down 8 years. I clean them and can see colour, then they dry and go all beige coloured.
@@jismo7 you need to use a colour enhancer sealer. Azpects go a good one for sandstone
This isnt a good guide .... wheres the bonding slurry, where are the levelling guides ? No discussion on base
I stopped watching after I seen what they laid it on and not back buttered ahaha
Fuck me. Not my job 😂😂😂