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turning mud and slush into a driveway
Right, preparations for work on my front garden to start this bank holiday.
I'm intending to dig out the clay, mud and slush and make a hard standing for parking cars (area is approx 25 feet x 8 feet) Now I'm probably going to get many different answers to this, but hopefully I cant find a common theme and work from that. or someone can point me to a decent link, (lots out there on google but they all contradict one another) so here goes... How deep to I dig? What do I put in there? (hardcore? mix of something else? etc) I'm planning on leaving enough room for block paving (when funds allow) so for now I will park on top of the rubble/hardcore/whatever. Should I hire a mini digger? (funds are tight or I'd get a man in!) TIA -- Vass |
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