Busbridge Block Paving

As the area was a strange shape we suggested that we should use an octagonal block paving design which would radiate away from an orginal chunk of bargate stone which was found at the house.

The area was first excavated to a depth of 150mm and then scalpings were brought in and compacted down before sharp sand was brought in.

The blocks were laid on a layer of sharp sand and then compacted down before kiln dried sand was brushed into the gaps. The client wanted the futuristic planters made out of marine ply and then sprayed with silver paint.

We also created the steps leading to the front door and going up through the sloping garden.