http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...hard-work.html

Four times as fast as a single person laying bricks on his own.

No comparison with laying concrete or tarmac.

"Tiger-Stone workers are able to lay out 400 square metres of new road every
day"

Firstly there must be a substrate to lay the bricks on.
Secondly, once the substrate is there then a tar cruncher or redi mix
concrete machine should be able to match this.

Having just staggered outside in the cold and paced across our suburban
street it is a good 8 paces wide.
Say this equates to 7.5 metres.
This machine can lay around 50 metres of surburban street a day once all the
preparation has been done.

Amazing ground breaking invention?

Also, wouldn't it be cheaper just to employ four people?

Cheers

Dave R
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David WE Roberts wrote:
Also, wouldn't it be cheaper just to employ four people?

Digging coal out of the ground with your bare hands is cheaper than
using a pick and shovel, but I'd go for using machinery that minimises
destroying the people doing the job any time.

JGH

David WE Roberts wrote:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...hard-work.html
Amazing ground breaking invention?

Daily Mail trawling Utube for 4-5 year old videos?

On Feb 11, 8:48*pm, "David WE Roberts" wrote:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...self-road-Incr...

Four times as fast as a single person laying bricks on his own.

No comparison with laying concrete or tarmac.

"Tiger-Stone workers are able to lay out 400 square metres of new road every
day"

Firstly there must be a substrate to lay the bricks on.
Secondly, once the substrate is there then a tar cruncher or redi mix
concrete machine should be able to match this.

Having just staggered outside in the cold and paced across our suburban
street it is a good 8 paces wide.
Say this equates to 7.5 metres.
This machine can lay around 50 metres of surburban street a day once all the
preparation has been done.

Amazing ground breaking invention?

Also, wouldn't it be cheaper just to employ four people?


But not quicker.
Time=Money.

On Tuesday, February 12, 2013 7:49:53 AM UTC, harry wrote:
On Feb 11, 8:48*pm, "David WE Roberts" wrote:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...self-road-Incr....



Four times as fast as a single person laying bricks on his own.



No comparison with laying concrete or tarmac.



"Tiger-Stone workers are able to lay out 400 square metres of new road every

day"



Firstly there must be a substrate to lay the bricks on.

Secondly, once the substrate is there then a tar cruncher or redi mix

concrete machine should be able to match this.



Having just staggered outside in the cold and paced across our suburban

street it is a good 8 paces wide.

Say this equates to 7.5 metres.

This machine can lay around 50 metres of surburban street a day once all the

preparation has been done.



Amazing ground breaking invention?



Also, wouldn't it be cheaper just to employ four people?





But not quicker.

Time=Money.

Brick pavoirs. Sooo last year. They all look like FA squared in a few years anyway.