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    Default Laying Slate

    I am looking at having some slate layed in my back garden which is currently covered in pebbles/stones.

    Underneath the pebbles is black lining and under that earth.

    Can anyone suggest the best way to lay the slate, do the stones need to go or is there a product that can be used and the slate simply fixed on top?

    Thanks in advance for anyones help??!!

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    Default Re: Laying Slate

    I would get someone in to do it for you!
    1) stones and black liner have to go.
    2) 150mm of hardcore.
    3) 150mm of concrete ( take 4-6weeks to cure) + reinforcement if large area.
    4) fix tiles with exterior adhesive

    Unless you are talking about stepping stones - then do a tommy and plop them on a bed of dry sand/cement they may stay there for a couple of weeks.
    Good luck!.

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