THIS method will HELP overcome problems such as ants, weeds, sinking, and separating.

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STEP 1.
Digout topsoil to 120mm. Install PREMIER-BASE-COURSE and rake out.

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STEP 2.
Compact base course to 60mm thick using feet or preferably plate compactor.

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STEP 3.
Check levels with a tape measure. Your base course should be approx 60mm below the finished level of your paving.

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STEP 4.
Check levels with a spirit level.

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STEP 5.
Mix bagged MORTAR-MIX with water to toothpaste consistency (in a wheelbarrow or mixer) or mix PREMIER-WASHED-SAND with cement, water and plasticiser – sand and cement can be ordered from PREMIER.

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STEP 6.
Trowel 5 spots of mortar mix onto the base course. Then lay a strip of mortar where the next joint will be.

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STEP 7.
the spots (the mortar should squash down and spread out to 20mm thick. Use a sponge to wet the back of each paver before you lay.

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STEP 8.
Gently tap the paver down to desired level with a rubber mallet. Joints should be approx 10mm wide at top of the paver.
DO NOT BUTT HARD TOGETHER.

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STEP 9.
Check levels across pavers continuously and tap down if needed.

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STEP 10.
You should end up with approx 40mm paver, 20mm mortar, 60mm base. When all pavers are laid –
DO NOT WALK ON FOR 24 HOURS.

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STEP 11.
Wet the surface of the pavers and pour on the PREMIER P30. Wet the grout thoroughly and sweep into the joints. Only grout 4-5m2 at a time. Ensure the grout is a wet slurry!

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STEP 12.
Sweep off the remainder of the grout 45 degree to the grout lines.

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STEP 13.
Only seal if required. Hire a professional! PAVERS MUST BE 100% DRY BEFORE SEALING.