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| message from Snowman on 20 May 2004 |
Has anyone used Indian Sandstone Paving Slabs from Midlands Slate & Tile
(being supplied by the North West Paving Centre)? - they appear to be good
value at £20 per sq. metre including VAT and delivery. They look good, but
I'd be interested if anyone can comment on the quality.
Peter.
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| Rob Graham replied to Snowman on 20 May 2004 |
Friends in the landscaping business have just done their own patio in
it - seems a good advert. Lovely colours and fossilised ferns. They
said price was equivalnet to the fancy concrete slabs.
Rob
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| AK replied to Snowman on 20 May 2004 |
I thought sandstone was quite soft and prone to wear?
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| Ian Stirling replied to AK on 20 May 2004 |
It varies quite a lot, from slightly crumbly as it comes out of the
ground, and dissolves to a pile of sand in a few days of exposure to
rain, to quite solid.
It depends on what the 'glue' holding the sand together is, and its
condition.
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| Pete C replied to Snowman on 21 May 2004 |
Hi,
If they are to be used outdoors what's their frost resistance like? I
doubt they get much frost in India :)
cheers,
Pete.
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