ClichéGuevara
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Put the slabs as close as you can, and then reshape the pond to fit. 
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Absinthe Minded
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Absinthe Minded
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Ooh, well done, you look to have done a great job there 
Levo-Lon
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Super job..told you its a PITA...
them slabs are marshalls saxon paving btw. Natural and buff
if you pressure wash them " think you already have" before laying they will look really nice as there made with crushed stone rather than dyed..so will look like new..you can use a chemical that kills algae ..50/50 bleach etc you should get everything off them.
if you lay them on a mortar bed semi wet you will get a better job than sharp sand and cement if you dont mind me saying..pond paving needs to be on a solid bonded bed for best result or the bed can wash out..
a good sharp sand cement mix will work ok tho..if thats your prefered method
them slabs are marshalls saxon paving btw. Natural and buff
if you pressure wash them " think you already have" before laying they will look really nice as there made with crushed stone rather than dyed..so will look like new..you can use a chemical that kills algae ..50/50 bleach etc you should get everything off them.
if you lay them on a mortar bed semi wet you will get a better job than sharp sand and cement if you dont mind me saying..pond paving needs to be on a solid bonded bed for best result or the bed can wash out..
a good sharp sand cement mix will work ok tho..if thats your prefered method
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oldfatfool
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Smash the slabs and have a crazy paving effect fan. Job jobbed. Edit, should read entire thread
