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What kind of sand would i need for laying slabs?

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What kind of sand would i need for laying slabs?

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Sharp sand,put it down dry and then mix in cement,ratio 3 or 4:1,spread it in a five spot dice pattern then lower the slab,tap it down level and keep everybody off them for a week if possible.the moisture from the soil/air will activate the cement and harden it.Doing it this way means it’s easier to level out slabs and they don’t sink or tilt plus there’s a measure of drainage under the slab in the voids.Provided nobody walks on them!I’ve used this method on 1′ square up to 6’x4x6″ flag stones,none of them sank.

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