Deciding how much pebbles or chippings you need to buy when filling a grave for a loved one can be difficult, but at Midland Stone we have aimed to make this as easy as possible for you.
Crazy paving, otherwise known as flagstone paving or random paving, is the name given to a method of laying paving stones in a haphazard manner.
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Dry dashing can be difficult to match in the case of a house extension or a new garden wall, but at Midland Stone we offer a dry dashing service like no other.
Useful Coverage recommended depth 50mm
1 25kgbag = 0.25m2 approx 1 bag = 0.25m2 approx – delete 4 25kg bags = 1m2 approx 1 tonne = 12m2 approx
Useful Coverage recommended depth 100mm
1 25kgbag = 0.25m2 approx 1 bag = 0.25m2 approx – delete 4 25kg bags = 1m2 approx 1 tonne = 12m2 approx
Average Irish Grave – single plot would require 6 25kg Bags
1 50kg of Dry Dashing covers 4 sqm 1 25kg of Dry Dashing covers 2 sqm 1 25kg bag of limestone sand covers 1.25 sqm 1 25kg of White cement covers 25 sqm* 1 Tonne of Wet Dash covers 40 sqm
*Limestone sand & white cement (ratio 4:1) are usually mixed for form a base coat for the dry dash.
How Much Do I Need
The area is most commonly cited in square meters (m2). Measure the area length by width and multiply both to calculate the area. If measured in feet use the following to convert to m2.
m2 = ft2/10.764
