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I have recently had some pavers layed in my lawn and as they have been put in level it is now nessessary for me to do a small amount of remedial work to make up the levels.I would seek advise on wether it is possible to lay a 30mm to 40mm layer of topsoil over an existing lawn and seed.
All help would be appreciated

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"Gringo" wrote in message
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I have recently had some pavers layed in my lawn and as they have been
put in level it is now nessessary for me to do a small amount of
remedial work to make up the levels.I would seek advise on wether it is
possible to lay a 30mm to 40mm layer of topsoil over an existing lawn
and seed.
All help would be appreciated




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Gringo

I wouldn't go beyond 1" of topsoil over an established lawn. You do the
math for the millimeter equivalent.
Dave

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"Gringo" wrote in message
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I have recently had some pavers layed in my lawn and as they have been
put in level it is now nessessary for me to do a small amount of
remedial work to make up the levels.I would seek advise on wether it is
possible to lay a 30mm to 40mm layer of topsoil over an existing lawn
and seed.
All help would be appreciated


I wouldn't go beyond 1" of topsoil over an established lawn. You do the
math for the millimeter equivalent.


One inch is 2.5 centimetres, or 25 millimetres.


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In article ,
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"Gringo" wrote in message
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I have recently had some pavers layed in my lawn and as they have been
put in level it is now nessessary for me to do a small amount of
remedial work to make up the levels.I would seek advise on wether it is
possible to lay a 30mm to 40mm layer of topsoil over an existing lawn
and seed.
All help would be appreciated


I wouldn't go beyond 1" of topsoil over an established lawn. You do the
math for the millimeter equivalent.


One inch is 2.5 centimetres, or 25 millimetres.


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Your point being?
Dave