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    part of a shooting lodge were doing in newbury total m2 40 not yet complete

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    Default Re: flint cobbled floor

    cant say it does it for me either what room is it in?



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    dining room lol
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    Default Re: flint cobbled floor

    is it as rough to feel as it looks nybor.....think id have to keep me slippers on lol



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    ita a dining room for the punters after a day,s shooting
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    Looks like an old shed.. pain staking work though i bet..

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    Default Re: flint cobbled floor

    ita an old barn 300 years old when they bought the property it had an old flint floor down so they ripped it up , to put it back down again, who am i to argue, we have a lot of terracota to fix in the main house when this is done
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    What mix are you using to lay mate
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    100 mm sand & cement screed .then lightly tamping cobbles into screed. we had to do it at 100mm to bring floor up to height of the the other rooms
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    Looking good though.

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    Looking good, but I wouldn't want to try to keep those clean in a food area
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    A night on the cobbles there..... lol.
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