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Price for paving/cobblestones

El Camino · 2009-07-21 12:24:22

I'm looking to get some cobblestone or paving laid in the garden. Approx 7/8 square metres or so. I would usually try it myself but am concerned that i will make a mess and it will end up uneven and likely cause injury to me. So, any ideas how much this is likely to cost in terms of getting an expert to lay it and also…

21-07-2009 12:24pm

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El Camino

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I'm looking to get some cobblestone or paving laid in the garden. Approx 7/8 square metres or so. I would usually try it myself but am concerned that i will make a mess and it will end up uneven and likely cause injury to me. So, any ideas how much this is likely to cost in terms of getting an expert to lay it and also costs regarding materials.

What do i need apart from paving slabs i.e. edging?

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#2 27-07-2009 11:22am

twilo

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Hi El camino, me and my bro layed down indian sand stone at the wknd and it looks great. To get someone to do it for u could be expensive. Is it going down on an existing path or lawn area?

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