Limestone patio slabs. Working my way round the pound.
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I cut them myself. I got myself one of these.
Was during the first lockdown. Had a couple of quotes to do patio and they promised to come back with slab samples but never came back. So I rolled up my sleeves and decided it can't be rocket science and set to it myself. Done over a 100 sqm of patio now and saved a fortune. That GMC cutter is the dog's doodahs.
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Oh boy that's going to look nice.
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Nicely done, good deal making those nice slabs yourself!
sexy design. but being the builder i have to question . It looks like your setting one at a time and slabs that large really need a well compacted base under them or in time they will start to crack.
Are you doing a dry set?
Are you doing a dry set?