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Laying Concrete Kerbs

Reilly88 · 2011-08-05 14:22:48

I want to lay kerbs around my house. The origion kerbs wer poured and are now breaking up. I have the concrete kerbs got already and i think they are 8"x4". What is the best way to lay them. Should i put hardcore down underneath.? What ratio of lean mix should i use tp fix the kerbs? All i am afraid of is the kerbs sinking…

05-08-2011 2:22pm

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Reilly88

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I want to lay kerbs around my house. The origion kerbs wer poured and are now breaking up. I have the concrete kerbs got already and i think they are 8"x4". What is the best way to lay them. Should i put hardcore down underneath.? What ratio of lean mix should i use tp fix the kerbs? All i am afraid of is the kerbs sinking so i think i should compact hardcore underneath. One wheel of a car might just knock them out of place if i dont?

Thank you

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#2 05-08-2011 9:27pm

staker

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Hi, found this site handy for laying a patio recently

http://www.pavingexpert.com/layflag3.htm

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#3 07-08-2011 9:35pm

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I think the norm is to just lay them in a damp dry mix - no hardcore ??

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