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Hi, I'm a Newbie, live in Scotland and am redesigning our garden. I'd like to build a patio outside the kitchen door but am unsure what base mix goes under the slabs and what the best filler is, to go in between them. Can anyone advise me please?

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"Rambling Rose" wrote in message
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Hi, I'm a Newbie, live in Scotland and am redesigning our garden. I'd
like to build a patio outside the kitchen door but am unsure what base
mix goes under the slabs and what the best filler is, to go in between
them. Can anyone advise me please?
Rambling Rose

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Jenny :~)

Hi check out Tony's website...

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I would be amazed if you cannot find exacly what you need!

Rich

Woops sorry about the duplicate URL jenny beat me to it the update must be running slow...

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Nick Maclaren wrote:

You can take short-cuts if you know what you are doing (I did), but you
won't go wrong following that site. The main short cut is that you can
reduce or eliminate the sub-base if you can GUARANTEE no motor traffic
and your soil is mostly sand or gravel - you still need to compact it,
of course.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

My patio is slabs laid on sand laid on the earth underneath. They've
moved a little bit in twenty odd years but otherwise are fine. I've
got heavy clay soil where I am.

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In article .com,
writes:
|
| You can take short-cuts if you know what you are doing (I did), but you
| won't go wrong following that site. The main short cut is that you can
| reduce or eliminate the sub-base if you can GUARANTEE no motor traffic
| and your soil is mostly sand or gravel - you still need to compact it,
| of course.
|
| My patio is slabs laid on sand laid on the earth underneath. They've
| moved a little bit in twenty odd years but otherwise are fine. I've
| got heavy clay soil where I am.

Mine haven't moved at all, but my soil is 60% sand and only 18% clay.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.