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Concrete Rubble Give Away - Portsmouth Area
From my broken up garden path. Would make nice sub base for driveway
or hard standing. Nice large bits so would be easy to transport. Any Takers? |
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Concrete Rubble Give Away - Portsmouth Area
On 17 Jul, 16:44, Thrifty Liz wrote:
From my broken up garden path. Would make nice sub base for driveway or hard standing. Nice large bits so would be easy to transport. Any Takers? Funnily enough I was just considering whether or not my broken up concrete slabs would be a suitable substitute for MOT type1 as a sub base for my gravel drive project. I guess they would take quite a bit of breaking up, and maybe a small amount of type1 might be a good idea for a thin top layer of the sub base, so maybe 100mm of said smashed concrete and 50mm of type1, and 40mm or so of gravel on top. Good idea? (Sorry for hi-jacking your post Liz!) |
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Concrete Rubble Give Away - Portsmouth Area
On 17 Jul, 16:44, Thrifty Liz wrote: From my broken up garden path. Would make nice sub base for driveway or hard standing. Nice large bits so would be easy to transport. Any Takers? If no luck here, you could always join your local Freecycle: http://www.freecycle.org. Rubble and hardcore seems to go down well round here. |
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