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take a photo of the blocks and the area )

tigs the sand bq is about £1.50 a bag the cement is about £4 so for £8.50 you can probaly lay another 20 bricks not sure how deep it is, but anyway your have some left over for another project rather than running out of the ready mix which is quite expensive , when i say 4 and 1 mix i mean...

3 bags of bq soft sand 1 bag of cement ,do a 4 sand 1 cement mix wet but stiffish, lay one each end and string a line through or a nice straight edge then lay,personaly id would point between the blocks as then your have no grass or weed seadlings coming through, nps gday nearly missed it...

lol whacker plate,look theres only 20 in a straight line ,no traffic just knock up a 4 and 1 mortar wettish and bed them tight together or leave a 10mm gap so you can point inbetween, :)

Nice one, alright for the rich lol

Be pulling your hair out by the time you erected it, 2000 nuts bolts and screws + they rattle when its windy,treat your self too a wooden one bit more expensive but more sturdy,I sent the metal shed back when i looked at the plans to put it together :)

Really using a bucket o water is hard work , use a saucepan you wont strain your arm :D

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nps dex ,have a good evening :)

What about the edge from the slate to the grass?

Are you two gypsies ?

Throw them in smash with sledge hammer,Very good hard core by the looks of it :)

You wanna get a job as a Clairvoyant

Tip for you dex,knock up a mix 3 sharp 1 soft and 1 cement , Add water So the mix is just dampish , Use a bricklayers trowel to poke the mix into the joints,Then use a quality pointing trowel pressing the mortar along the edge of the slab about 2mm deep on a angle ,same thing other side of...

lol fred spot on there

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