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Decking

wanderer 22 · 2023-01-07 20:48:50

Hi all, probably a silly question but is it possible to lay paving (artificial material or otherwise) on top of our (falling apart) current decking (see pic) ? Thanks!

07-01-2023 8:48pm

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wanderer 22

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Hi all, probably a silly question but is it possible to lay paving (artificial material or otherwise) on top of our (falling apart) current decking (see pic) ? Thanks!
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#2 07-01-2023 8:53pm

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No, it would continue to collapse and would be too high for your internal floor area anyway, remove and start again.

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#3 07-01-2023 10:33pm

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Yup, it's firewood now! No point in putting anything over that.

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