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I have a front garden that is mostly block paved, neighbour says it
was done for vehicles exactly like nearby drives, but they changed their mind at the last moment and left the front wall up and a flower bed around 3 feet wide. I am going to remove the wall in fill in the gap. Hopefully the foundation for the wall will act as a good base for the edging blocks, with maybe a bit of concrete if required. I've looked at the paving expert website etc. But any tips to get the new bit to fit in seemlessly with the old ? Obviously the new blocks will look, um, newer. Also I was hoping to get away without a wacker plate, but I suspect I will have to leave the blocks fairly high and wack them level with existing. TIA, Simon. |
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