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Last Update: Apr 23, 2015

How to Lay a Stepping Stone Path Across a Garden Lawn

Placing stepping stones across a garden lawn is a great way to create easy access to sheds, flowerbeds and patio areas, with the minimum of disruption to the lawn itself. From this short guide you will learn one of the most popular methods for building a decorative or functional path across an established lawn. First, walk […]

Last Update: Apr 23, 2015

Advice for Using a Mainstream Pressure Washer to Clean Patios and Paving

Over a period of time, especially the winter months, patios and paving can become coated in very unsightly dirt, slime, moss and fungus. Using a high pressure water washer is an ideal way to remove it all, leaving your patio / paving looking almost as good as the day it was laid. There are a […]

Last Update: Apr 23, 2015

Using Cleaning Solutions on Patios and Paving

Summers on its way (hopefully), so now it is time to start tidying up and cleaning the patio and paving, removing the weeds, moss and stains. Weeds can be removed from joints in paving simply with a knife or treated with weedkiller. Brush away and remove any loose debris from the patio / paving surface. […]

Last Update: Apr 23, 2015

How to Lay Flags or Decorative Paving

Tools required :- Spade / shovel, spot board, trowel, 1000 / 600mm spirit level, tape measure, wood saw, rubber mallet and plate vibrator (whacker plate). There are two common ways DIYers lay flags, the first is the spot method where five dollops of mortar are put on the ground and the flag is positioned level on top. This method, […]

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