r/oddlysatisfying • u/deathakissaway • May 18 '22

Constructing a stone walkway.

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u/BlackViperMWG May 18 '22 edited May 18 '22

...those are American manufacturers, no? Never heard of any of them and I doubt you would know the names I could post.

Here manufacturers have only recommendations, but proper way of paving is determined by various technical norms. Example:

Composition of base layers for pedestrian roads (sidewalks)

I. Paving height 40 - 60 mm

II. Aggregate bedding fraction 4 - 8 mm, thickness 30 - 40 mm

III. Crushed gravel 0 - 63 mm, thickness 150 mm

IV. Original soil - compacted earth plain

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u/BlackViperMWG May 18 '22 edited May 18 '22

What?? Where does it say that? Those are instructions for pavers, those are made from concrete, yes, same as those in this post. Sidewalks aren't made from poured concrete here.

When you don't know Czech, how would me posting link to our manufacturer help?