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only way to do it is with a damp mix of mortar worked into the joints. having said that it will crack up over time due to the way the slabs are laid

i would imagine he has either got it out or given up by now :roll:

stop jumping the gun. your post holes will be deeper (or should)than a hole left by the roots of any hedge.

without being rude if youre trying top learn try having a search through the forum as this question gets asked many times

yes, theyre bloody marvellous!

get some thunder bolts

just rest on the ground, once its levelled up, theyll stay in place in teh slots in the posts

normally use the geocell when we do it, but to be honest its rare we do

dont do it is the most useful and pertinent advice i can give

pretty much!

sorry forgot to mention the easiest way to get your mixer clean

not a problem over here

down here its a brick split in half widthways

cant see a problem with it. weve used blue barrels on our allotments with all sorts of different contents. They normally only resale the ones which have had harmless stuff in. give it a few good rinses and should be fine.

thats because met posts are crap imho. we have used wood for thousands of years because it works!

you wont need spacers on the blocks. yes the fall is fine, its not a massive issue with decking anyway. 5 x 2 is ok, youll just need a few more supports

yes they are deep enough. sit it on a bed of damp mix to get it levelled then haunch the mix up against it to get it held in place. It will still leave plenty of space to get the block paving up against it. the blocks against it will be the edging blocks, so they should be bedded on a damp mix...

a light sanding will give the best result. pressure washer will leave marks. then oil it.

use any, just aim for the last 50mm of the brick at each end where it is solid

is it flat or grooved boarding?