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My step bricks have slumped down over the years which I want to re-lay. can anyone tell me how I can get them out without damaging them please as I tried a crowbar which didn't work and I stopped for fear of chipping them ?
 

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can anyone tell me how I can get them out without damaging them please as I tried a crowbar which didn't work and I stopped for fear of chipping them ?

Drill a hole, in the centre of one, so you can insert a screw and plug. You can then lever the brick up using the screw, and a crow-bar. Get one up and the rest should be easy. When you relay that first brick, simply lay it with the opposite face up.
 
Drill a hole, in the centre of one, so you can insert a screw and plug. You can then lever the brick up using the screw, and a crow-bar. Get one up and the rest should be easy. When you relay that first brick, simply lay it with the opposite face up.
Good idea thanks but ideally I would prefer to not have to put a hole in one of them.
 
Surely one of them can be levered up, where the gaps are bigger? You can probably loosen them by digging out whatever's between them with a suitable screwdriver or similar.
 

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