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About to lay limestone 450x450 externally to my concrete step to the front door as was wondering would sand/cement be best to use or the correct adhesive for laying in ... -
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laying limestone step externally.....
About to lay limestone 450x450 externally to my concrete step to the front door as was wondering would sand/cement be best to use or the correct adhesive for laying in this situation??
Got the sealers all sorted ready, so its just the preference in the laying really,
thanks
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Re: laying limestone step externally.....
Bit unsure to be honest, bit more of a slab really. charcoal in colour from B&Q
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Are they tiles or paving..?
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Re: laying limestone step externally.....
more like paving slabs, thats why im thinking sand/cement. iv not actually got them yet iv just seen them and are not too expensive really. So just considering my options.
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IMO sand/cement is effected more by the freeze/thaw factor..unless an additive is added..
I would use a thick bed adhesive...
but i am a tiler..
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If they are paving slabs I would use sand and cement, if you are unsure, then it might be worth a call to the stone company.
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Re: laying limestone step externally.....
Either would be fine for a step, aww just mix some sand and cement, and get your finger out will yer!

Lynn
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