Brick driveways are generally laid on builders’ sand in an interlocking pattern such as herringbone at 45 or 90 degrees, to protect against shunting. Good results depend on careful preparation and attention to detail – having a solid, level basecourse, meticulous cutting, measuring and laying. With practical skills and patience, you can save labour costs by laying the bricks yourself. For detailed advice, consult a bricklayer or large DIY store.
Brick and stone-paved driveways need regular weeding, annual weed control and re-laying of loose pavers.
Brick paver driveways should be sealed every 6-12- months; concrete every 1-2 years; asphalt every 2-3 years.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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