Sorry, i know this aint locost but does anyone know how much it's going to cost to brickweave my driveway?

Its about 40ft x 15ft

What about crazy paving and other types?

NO GRAVEL

any help will be very usefull

Cheers all

matt

I'm sure there are some travellers around that will give you a quote!!! My neighbour had his done recently by a reputable company IIRC he said it cost several thousand

Same size as mine and I wanna use brick too - be interested to get an idea of price.....

I have a company which does this I used the following guide prices which include digging, muck away, sand, type 1 road stone and bricks

Standard Block pavers £50 per m2
Tegualre drivesets (expensive blocks) £85 per m2

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Originally posted by Pdlewis
I have a company which does this I used the following guide prices which include digging, muck away, sand, type 1 road stone and bricks

Standard Block pavers £50 per m2
Tegualre drivesets (expensive blocks) £85 per m2

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£2800 for the cheaper stuff
£4760 for the more expensive
Providing I got my calculations right :p

80m2 give or take a bit.

40 x15 is 600 sq ft or 55.74182 sq m :p

Cheers Pezza,Pdlewis and si,

[Edited on 10/3/07 by matt.c]

Damn the calculator on a PC. I'm used to a Mac. You are correct 55.74m 2 it is. God only knows what I hit wrong there.

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Originally posted by DIY Si
80m2 give or take a bit.

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Originally posted by DIY Si
80m2 give or take a bit.

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Concrete it.

Easy to clean when you've leaked on it.

Cheaper as well.

Pat...

my drive is 11 metres long x 2.5 metres wide at thin end and 5 metres wide at widest point and to block paved to a meduim std by small local firm including 20 metres of path down the side and around the back of the house was £3000 all in and took them 2 days.

hth

I graveled an area at the front of my house for either 400 or 500 quid (can't remember). If i ever leak oil i just move the gravel around. Stops burglers as they make a noise walking over it, drains easily and won't go wonky in a few years as the sand underneeth gets washed out.

(although the toy car does have a brick 'road' to the garage)

Just had a price for doing my patio, 32' x 11', (don't do metric), £900 in brick block paviours. Mind you that doesn't include the blocks, as I had purchased those intending to DIY it, but SWMBO said get it done profesionaly, (wonder if thats because I brought the blocks two years ago). Ray

you can get concrete pressed into the shape of bricks, so it looks good but cannot settle. The only give away is the expansion joints.

My pal had a vast area (about 100m squared) done for £800 labour only, supplied his own materials. Included concreted edges in a fancy shape. Anyone in Yorkshire who wants it doing i can put through to the guy, an old pal who retired from kitchens into landscaping.