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Cement Mix For Edging Stones. When digging, try to keep the sides of the trench as vertical as possible. This step depends on the type of concrete you choose. The concrete edging stones you are going to lay need a support base to cement them in place. Your trench should be one inch deeper and two to three inches wider than the size of your concrete edging. Use a concrete edging tool to consolidate and shape the edges of the concrete. Drive two stakes into the ground at the driveway’s edge, no more than 50 feet apart. Use a c20 general purpose mix which is 1 part cement to 4 parts stone and 2 parts sand. You will need to make several. Mix the concrete for bedding the edging. Set up a guide using stakes and mason’s line to create a straight line. Road kerbs and other heavy applications should use a. If you make the concrete. This means digging a straight trench with a shovel to lay the stones in and compact them into place using the back of a trowel. (these proportions are by volume not by weight). Mix concrete to bed the edging.

You will need to make several. Drive two stakes into the ground at the driveway’s edge, no more than 50 feet apart. Tie mason’s line between these stakes, positioning it at a height less than half the depth of the stone above the top edge of the pavement. Set up a guide using stakes and mason’s line to create a straight line. Use a concrete edging tool to consolidate and shape the edges of the concrete. When digging, try to keep the sides of the trench as vertical as possible. Your trench should be one inch deeper and two to three inches wider than the size of your concrete edging. Work the mix around to ensure that the concrete is solidly packed. Mix concrete to bed the edging. If you make the concrete.

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Cement Mix For Edging Stones You will need to make several. (these proportions are by volume not by weight). Mix concrete to bed the edging. Use a concrete edging tool to consolidate and shape the edges of the concrete. This means digging a straight trench with a shovel to lay the stones in and compact them into place using the back of a trowel. If you make the concrete. Tie mason’s line between these stakes, positioning it at a height less than half the depth of the stone above the top edge of the pavement. Your trench should be one inch deeper and two to three inches wider than the size of your concrete edging. Drive two stakes into the ground at the driveway’s edge, no more than 50 feet apart. Mix the concrete for bedding the edging. Use a c20 general purpose mix which is 1 part cement to 4 parts stone and 2 parts sand. Road kerbs and other heavy applications should use a. The concrete edging stones you are going to lay need a support base to cement them in place. This step depends on the type of concrete you choose. When digging, try to keep the sides of the trench as vertical as possible. Set up a guide using stakes and mason’s line to create a straight line.