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Really appreciate the advice - I'll post the results in a few weeks so others can see an example of what you've suggested

So basically just a stop bead just above the paving just to prevent water ingress from contact? Would you run your paving under the stop bead or shingle under the bead and run the paving against the point that the render would have ended?

I'm guessing that there will be several views on this on the only real answer will come from getting some legal advice....however after doing some research on this subject myself I believe that the rules are... If the boundary is yours, the fence posts have to be on your land. This means when...

Or better still, either add a small chamfered edge to one of your panels or take the edge stip off the panel, plane and replace. This way you can build the angles into the fence. I had a similar problem although not as extreme and it worked a charm

That's what I read - but I've also read that it's ok if done properly. The retaining aspect is less than a foot and as I'm laying slabs on boths sides, I'm planning on dropping 80mm of hardcore below the bedding mortar which will almost entirely remove any water from actually sitting directly...

Hi all - I think I'm a fairly competent DIYer, but find that there is no substitute for advice provided from experts and those that have tackled the same jobs before me! I'm just building a seating area in my garden and then laying slabs inside the area once complete. The seating area is about...