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Decking help
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I know this is very confusing without a photo! Can't get one today unfortunately. Yes the patio is made up of slabs, I would need to check if we're able to move some to create a path, not sure but it's a good idea. The flower beds would be very big but could work with some thoughts about how it's laid out.
I do think you're right about the decking though the more I think about it, we just need to get the garden to a stage where it's all ready for a new owner and they can then add in decking etc or whatever they want.
too many comps..not enough time!0 -
Try and keep up
Moved on from large flower beds , FTB need low maintenance, old fogies with time have flower beds , youngsters want ( cheap) grass. 0 -
Apologies! Got the estate agent round on Fri so will ask them too what they think.
too many comps..not enough time!0 -
Usually just around Easter time B&Q do cheap decking just get their early.0
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