Getting there....

[Ajax123]

With my reclaimed quarry tile garden path...

 

[Mr Tiler]

how much did you get all that for mate?

 

[White Room]

Coming along Alan....

 

[Ajax123]

how much did you get all that for mate?

I reclaimed them from my kitchen.... I did buy them for the kitchen but redid that last year with underfloor heating and put a French pine floor down instead. Probably got 1000 or so tiles to use. Gonna use the remains in the pantry when I do that over the autumn.

 

[CJ]

I did think about doing my pathway with reclaimed quarries........but thought they might be too slippy?

 

[Ajax123]

I did think about doing my pathway with reclaimed quarries........but thought they might be too slippy?

Thought the very same thing but we have quarries at the front which are only really a problem in the middle of winter. Sweep the snow off and they are fine.

 

[widler]

Indian stone is slippy when wet , same as a lot of stone or tiles, if we worried about it we would all just concrete it and leave it off the tamp
Ive Just eventually tiled my patio in porcelain , be like a ice rink in winter

 

[Ajax123]

My path is about 7m long... Just about perfect for a winter slide....

 

[widler]

We used to get a bucket of water as kids and throw it down the path and use it as a slide, yours looks perfect, even a step at the end to use as a jump alan

 

[widler]

Here you go alan, my new summer patio and winter ice rink

 

[Ajax123]

Sweet....

 

[CJ]

I can feel the pulled muscles just looking at that. It does look good though.

 

[Ajax123]

Sadly rain has stopped play for now...

 

[CJ]

Go and test them out........try and fall over. :smilewinkgrin:

 

[TJ Smiler]

I do like the old quarries, looks good mate