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If it is block paving, then kiln dried sand is the way to go. its fine dried sand that falls down the joints, make sure its a very dry day. Then best to brush over a sealer, that will help with dirt and maybe weeds a bit, its best to avoid powerwashing concrete too much. www.*************

i agree with the others- its just a shed. we use old 3'x2' pressed paving butt joined on a thin (2") base of semi dry concrete. but you could probably get away with just laying a few concrete fence posts directly above the soil with a bit of crushed stone under them.

This is not acceptable, tell your firm to come and look at it and they should repair it. We always use a wet mix and never have problems but most seem to point by hand and if the workers don't get the mix right it will be too sandy. If you have lost 30-40% already its likely that the rest will...