A little bit of landscaping

Jimbob87 · April 30, 2014

you need to add sbr to the mix and do a bond bridge on sandstone. Too many call backs later otherwise

Just been looking at bond bridging never seen anyone do that before. Do u do that with all paving? Do you use sbr in your pointing mixes aswell?

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Ian Leach · April 30, 2014

Nice pictures on here, always intrested in new ways, intrested in sbr and bonding bridge any more info. Does it actually make a difference.

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dig-dug-dan · May 1, 2014

Bond bridgeing is only needed on natural stone. Its not pourous so it does not stick.

you mix up sbr and cement as a paste and paint it on the back of the slab prior to laying. Sbr should also be addded to mm the mix.

sbr in the pointing is ok, but watch out it does not get on the slabs or it will stain.

try using easipoint. You mix it up and gun it in. Its mega strong, and 10 colours to choose from. Sand and cement will fail after a couple of years

Jimbob87 · May 1, 2014

Bond bridgeing is only needed on natural stone. Its not pourous so it does not stick.
you mix up sbr and cement as a paste and paint it on the back of the slab prior to laying. Sbr should also be addded to mm the mix.

sbr in the pointing is ok, but watch out it does not get on the slabs or it will stain.

try using easipoint. You mix it up and gun it in. Its mega strong, and 10 colours to choose from. Sand and cement will fail after a couple of years

Really interesting thanks. In last couple if years i havnt had many pavers come loose just odd one but i like anything that adds to quality of what were doing. Iv heard of easipoint will try it out.

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