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How many slabs do i require?
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Each slab is 600mm x 600mm. Ground needed to be covered is 3670mm x 2450mm.
How many complete slabs do i need?
Thnaks for your answers!
How many complete slabs do i need?
Thnaks for your answers!
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you'll need 35.
24 will cover 3600 x 2400. Unless you're going to piece together offcut bits, 25 won't do.
You'll need 7 wide to deal with 3670 by 5 deep to cover 2450.
Believe me, it took some doing to explain this to the guy in my local tile shop when I was left without the top row to tile my bathroom, he couldn't understand that I couldn't glue offcuts...
24 will cover 3600 x 2400. Unless you're going to piece together offcut bits, 25 won't do.
You'll need 7 wide to deal with 3670 by 5 deep to cover 2450.
19:51 Wed 16th Mar 2011
you'll need 35.
24 will cover 3600 x 2400. Unless you're going to piece together offcut bits, 25 won't do.
You'll need 7 wide to deal with 3670 by 5 deep to cover 2450.
Believe me, it took some doing to explain this to the guy in my local tile shop when I was left without the top row to tile my bathroom, he couldn't understand that I couldn't glue offcuts together to make the partial tiles to fill the gap!
24 will cover 3600 x 2400. Unless you're going to piece together offcut bits, 25 won't do.
You'll need 7 wide to deal with 3670 by 5 deep to cover 2450.
Believe me, it took some doing to explain this to the guy in my local tile shop when I was left without the top row to tile my bathroom, he couldn't understand that I couldn't glue offcuts together to make the partial tiles to fill the gap!
Why not edge with brick or block paving which will give an extra 200mm width to your basic paving. You could also stagger the perimeter, fill with maybe Cotswold stone chippings and pop in a few plants shrubs and or rockery plants. Would be much more interesting than a bog standard 'paved to the edges' area.
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