www.buildersabroad.com have just added a new section to their website with design and images to help you build your patio this summer. Useful links are also supplied to various sources of information from 'How to lay your own Patio' to ongoing maintenance.

We welcome subcontract work from professional landscape and garden designers.

Visit; http://www.buildersabroad.com/html/B...o_ideas.htmfor more information.

Michael Holmes
www.buildersabroad.com

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www.buildersabroad.com have just added a new section to their website
with design and images to help you build your patio this summer.
Useful links are also supplied to various sources of information from
'How to lay your own Patio' to ongoing maintenance.

We welcome subcontract work from professional landscape and garden
designers.

Visit; http://www.buildersabroad.com/html/B...advice/Patios/
patio_ideas.htm for more information.

Michael Holmes
www.buildersabroad.com

Hmmm, spam. Also cross-posted to uk.d-i-y. Site seems heavy on the suppliers
and products (check out patios and paths, 15 links on page to other
suppliers) and light on the advice (a look at groundworks on concrete paving
FAQ mentions only using graded crushed stone, no reference to depth, need
for compaction, etc). A better source for information and and guidance on
groundworks, patios, drives, etc is cormaic's site at
http://www.pavingexpert.com/

Cheers
Clive