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Laser Levels
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Edging for a lawn
Replied Feb. 22, 2009
Bird Garden Design & Construction
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Cutting them yourself is going to be the easiest and least expensive option. Use a fungicide treatment to re-seal the end cuts. I use Ensele.... you just apply it with a brush. It also comes in green and brown.
I have a little Stabila laser level - Stabila LU. It has a good range (40m according to the spec) and would appear to be ideal for what you want. They are slightly fiddly to adjust with the screw-thread adjusters but work great overall. I use mine f…
I prefer pavers (tegula deco, brett regatta, granite setts - 50mm or cubes etc.) laid onto haunched concrete to flexible edging as it gives a nice edge to run your mower wheel over. It's an easy installation too.
I'd charge iro £990.00 for this for rotorvator, supplied and laid turf and 2 days labour.
I wear Dewalt boots too and agree they are comfortable and pretty hard wearing for the amount of punishment they receive.
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- Bird Garden Design & Construction
- First Name:
- Andrew
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- Bird
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- 01773 882832
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- ab@andrewbird.aquiss.com
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- http://bird-design.co.uk
- About Me:
- Landscape Contractor and Garden Designer
- What is your profession i.e. Landscaping, gardening, greenkeeping - other
- Hard and Soft Landscaping, Garden Design, Garden Maintenance
- If you are a professional gardener, landscaper or garden designer, list the services or special skills that you have
- We are able to offer a high standard of work for all paving, block paving, bricklaying, joinery, walling etc... Also, we are able to offer murals and sculpture.
- How did you find this site?
- Through the Landscaper magazine
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 7:56pm on July 12, 2008,
Cat Fereday said… - Hi Bird - the before and after project pictures on your website are great to look at!
- At 8:57pm on July 12, 2008,
Philip Voice said… - Hi Andrew and welcome to the Landscape Juice Network.
I hope that you find the site of use and please do not hesitate to contact me if I can help in any way.
Kind regards
Phil Voice
- At 10:20pm on July 20, 2008,
Cat Fereday said…
- Bird,
Thanks for the friend link-up. Will be checking back for more before and after pics - they're great!
- At 9:04pm on July 22, 2008,
Cat Fereday said…
- Fingers crossed for you on the sunshine - hope you come home with a tan rather than trenchfoot - but you never can tell with an English summer!!
- At 9:35pm on August 21, 2008,
Rhianne Griffiths said… - Hi there, No she's a Yorkie - 12 weeks in that shot, now 21 weeks old. The digging is something that they outgrow so I'm told. I won't hold my breath.
Dogs are a delight though, I'm sure you'll agree. I now have three in my pack: a ten year old Yorkie girl called Pepsi and two recent additions Caro and Rhia 21 weeks old Yorkie girls.
Did your dog dig holes in your garden? If so how did it stop?
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