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Hi
I am looking to put down a new paved patio in my garden. This is approx 12m2 and will only get light use. I have come across some conflicting advice regarding what to use as a sub-base. Some advise that for a low traffic area 50mm of sharp sand will suffice. Some advise that 75mm of foundation is required beneath the sand. Of these some say to use aggregate alone, some say to use a mix of aggregate and cement. So my questions are, is an aggregate foundation necessary, and if so should cement be included? Also, should the sharp sand be mixed with cement? Cheers, Adam |
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