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Hello Yes I will be making a patio on the area where I excavated. The current step without a tread on top will be in line with the concrete slabs ...

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Hi All, You can see the gap between the last step and the concrete slab. It's 200mm gap, I think the same retaining block would be too big to fit in ...

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I have been using adbri versawall blocks.It would be too high of a rise (200mm for the block + 30mm for the paver capping).Essentially, I have a remai ...

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Hi All, Almost done with this. Question is for the last step, Ideally we were going to butt it up against the concrete slab but we also want to tr ...

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First step progress (haven't glued the travertine yet) Gap on the left will be filled with blue metal due to the nature of the split face ...

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Hi Mitchell, I just don't know where to attach the pipe as I cannot locate the storm water drain

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Thanks Eric. I have excavated a bit more so it is now 200-250mm below ground level. The ground is firm but can still be dug into (not easily). I ...

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Hi All, I have done a fair bit of excavation and with the recent heavy rainfall, it has created a saturated clay soil (very gooey like). This is 150 ...

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Concrete blocks would work @toffeeapple. But, they needed to be laid on a solid compacted and mortar base and then adhered together with mortar to cre ...

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Hello Yes I will be making a patio on the area where I excavated. The current step without a tread on top will be in line with the concrete slabs ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi All, You can see the gap between the last step and the concrete slab. It's 200mm gap, I think the same retaining block would be too big to fit in ...

Building a Reputation

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I have been using adbri versawall blocks.It would be too high of a rise (200mm for the block + 30mm for the paver capping).Essentially, I have a remai ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi All, Almost done with this. Question is for the last step, Ideally we were going to butt it up against the concrete slab but we also want to tr ...

Building a Reputation

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First step progress (haven't glued the travertine yet) Gap on the left will be filled with blue metal due to the nature of the split face ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi Mitchell, I just don't know where to attach the pipe as I cannot locate the storm water drain

Building a Reputation

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Thanks Eric. I have excavated a bit more so it is now 200-250mm below ground level. The ground is firm but can still be dug into (not easily). I ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi All, I have done a fair bit of excavation and with the recent heavy rainfall, it has created a saturated clay soil (very gooey like). This is 150 ...

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