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Aug 05, 2016 53 Replies

Perhaps he's in this funny-handshake outfit.

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Stunning. Really nice.

I'm not so sure about the barbecue pergola kitchen-bar structure.

"Master of the Worshipful Company of Paviors" WTF?

They are called either.

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from all the online literature and all the in builders merchants literature.

That's what the trade calls em. Who am I to disagree?

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Black algea I 'spect. There's this sort of stuff.

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Dunno how effective it is.

Where is the word 'paver' mentioned?

All of the above says 'paving'.

AS I said, not one of those sites says 'paver'

except ebay, and ebay as a source of correctly spelled words? Purlease?

pavior Pronunciation: /?p?vy?r/ (also British paviour) noun

1A paving stone. Example sentences 1.1A person who lays paving stones.

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I Googled Block Pavers and that was the result. Equally, where does it mention paviors?

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etc. etc.

Does it really matter that much to you which of those descriptions are used? Pavers/ paviors or block paving are interchangeable.

You're being pedantic.

No one really uses 'pavers'. That's my point.

Block paving or pavio(u)rs...

In my link. Where they speak English not French. We typically ad "er" = to the end of a word when it does something. The bricks pave the drivew= ay, so they are called pavers.

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What is the punishment for bigamy? Two mother-in-laws.

They do it because its cheaper!

About 90% of the cost is in the stuff under the road/pavement not in the covering.

Then why the f*ck does anyone ever used grey plain paving slabs?

You jet washed it with washing up liquid?????

FFS! Jet washers dilute detergents to about 3%

That won't have any effect whatsoever, other than creating a lot of bubbles! And if not rinsed off thoroughly it can leave a residue that attracts dirt.

General rule; Use washing up liquid for washing up, not patios.

Nonsense. There's less of them than monoblock.

A jetwash washes by brute force, no chemicals are necessary. It should take anything off a driveway all by itself.

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