Pressed concrete/ block paving
Does anyone know who can do "pressed concrete" in the Chiclana area. I know its the cheaper coloured version of block paving, but block paving seems so expensive or is it. Thanks guys
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Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Originally Posted by Blackus
(Post 4602951)
Does anyone know who can do "pressed concrete" in the Chiclana area. I know its the cheaper coloured version of block paving, but block paving seems so expensive or is it. Thanks guys
Contact details 626986091 cheers steve |
Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Hi, opposite Macdonalds there is a builders / pool shop and they quoted us 29 (ish) euros a square metre for impressed concrete. Worth a look. As you look across the road its to the left of the arch.
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Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Originally Posted by Blackus
(Post 4602951)
Does anyone know who can do "pressed concrete" in the Chiclana area. I know its the cheaper coloured version of block paving, but block paving seems so expensive or is it. Thanks guys
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Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
I think the concrete is a better bet because it's more hardwearing than block paving.
The trouble with block paving is that you can find weeds coming through the gaps and sometimes some of the blocks can move over time giving an uneven appearance. |
Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Originally Posted by dazzle
(Post 4608158)
I think the concrete is a better bet because it's more hardwearing than block paving.
The trouble with block paving is that you can find weeds coming through the gaps and sometimes some of the blocks can move over time giving an uneven appearance. A spray with a good weed killer once a year will sort any vegetation growth. </IMG></IMG></IMG> |
Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Originally Posted by steve in pago
(Post 4604605)
Give Ben a ring @ CDL he's a wealth of info & knows the right people to ask
Contact details 626986091 cheers steve |
Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
A word of warning about the pressed concrete - it is slippy when wet. We have it around our pool - pain in backside when grandkids are here cos' we have to constantly yell 'don't run' and 'put your sandals on'.
Is there anything that we could paint on to make it non-slippy? |
Re: Pressed concrete/ block paving
Originally Posted by culchie
(Post 4617257)
A word of warning about the pressed concrete - it is slippy when wet. We have it around our pool - pain in backside when grandkids are here cos' we have to constantly yell 'don't run' and 'put your sandals on'.
Is there anything that we could paint on to make it non-slippy? |
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