Nonsense.
How to approach laying a path here
- Thread starter barki
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Understood, thanks. Also, going ontop introduces the DPC issue (above one, below one, granted).
Ive got a decent large grinder, I think I'll cut a straight edge along the foundation pad 4" and lay flush with the top of the foundation. Seems to be least likely to cause future problems.
Cheers v much.
Ive got a decent large grinder, I think I'll cut a straight edge along the foundation pad 4" and lay flush with the top of the foundation. Seems to be least likely to cause future problems.
Cheers v much.
You could go a bit higher, then cover the concrete with a bit of 10mm gravel. Would look lots nicer.
It's a pathway. What problems do you envisage?
Just splashback soaking through the brick and making the inside wet. Currently it's wie open at the front but I'm considering putting a door on it in future.
I did wonder about that. But then drainage for the gravel bit becomes tricky.
A seemingly small job and yet so many little questions! I probably have over thought it now.
How is a cut with an angle grinder going to help with that?
If he's that concerned about damp he could always splash a coat of anti damp seal on it...
...then erect a small umbrella over the structure to make sure.
...then erect a small umbrella over the structure to make sure.
I've already suggested that.
the umbrella too?
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