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Ok thanks

Thanks. Any particular depth required. It does flood a bit so I'm guessing at least 8 inches

Ive just been looking elsewhere and found that actually my question/concerns are unfounded and generally its fine. So IM just going to go ahead and get it done

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don't forget grass loses chlorophyll during winter (lack of sunlight). and it's green-ness... Just keep the leaves off as best you can.. if it grows over winter cut it (as long as it's dry and no frost at all)

Thanks John. Its all patterned concrete so I cant really excavate any new channels. The gap is literally the gap between the house and the patterned concrete. In an ideal world Id just dig out maybe 6 to 8 inches and fill with pebbels and job done, but they want some plastic putting in to be...

Hi. There's a gap around the house and customer wants it filling with pebbles. But before that to dig out what's in it. Some sand and rubble... That's fine.. dig out and fill.. but they're saying they think it should be a foot deep for good drainage. So.. garden slopes a bit to house. As...

Overall around 16 metres to dig out about 5 inches wide.. but how deep should I go.. and any idea how much I'd need.. tonne bag?