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Affordable self binding gravel for patio

Aggie Plod · 2008-04-04 05:28:04

I am hoping to cover a patio ~ 50 sq metres with self binding gravel.I have been looking for suppliers and so far only have a company in Cork who charge 230euro per tonne for 'Breedon gravel' which comes from England and is a limestone gravel.After a little research I learned that it is the fines in a limestone gravel that…

04-04-2008 5:28am

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Aggie Plod

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I am hoping to cover a patio ~ 50 sq metres with self binding gravel.I have been looking for suppliers and so far only have a company in Cork who charge 230euro per tonne for 'Breedon gravel' which comes from England and is a limestone gravel.After a little research I learned that it is the fines in a limestone gravel that produce the binding solid surface. Can anyone tell me if I could use any limestone gravel unwashed with fines at appropriate <10mm size and would Ballylusk dust be suitable?

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#2 28-03-2015 8:34pm

mcbod

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Did you get any feedback?
Ever try it?

I was thinking of using the very same for my 50 sqm patio

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