TimKaiser
2018-06-10 23:47:41
- #1
Hello friends,
as can be seen in the attached pictures, the paving of the terrace is no longer in the best condition. Now I am supposed to re-grout it and reattach the loose slabs. In my opinion, the problem would not be solved by this but only postponed. The paving and the wall are damp, so I want to tackle this first. Since I don't have much experience with building or renovating yet, I ask you to share your opinions and possibly give me advice.
My idea to get the situation under control would be to dig about half a meter deep along the paving and fill the trench with coarse gravel. However, I still need something that separates the soil from the paving? I thought of a sheet of metal or what would you recommend for this?
Thank you in advance!
Your Tim
as can be seen in the attached pictures, the paving of the terrace is no longer in the best condition. Now I am supposed to re-grout it and reattach the loose slabs. In my opinion, the problem would not be solved by this but only postponed. The paving and the wall are damp, so I want to tackle this first. Since I don't have much experience with building or renovating yet, I ask you to share your opinions and possibly give me advice.
My idea to get the situation under control would be to dig about half a meter deep along the paving and fill the trench with coarse gravel. However, I still need something that separates the soil from the paving? I thought of a sheet of metal or what would you recommend for this?
Thank you in advance!
Your Tim