Paving

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Creating a patio in your garden can give your outdoors a whole new dimension to enjoy.

When it comes to laying a patio or paved area in the garden, you might have in mind a regular grid of square or rectangular slabs, all the same size and colour.

Building a patio, or paved area, can be a great way to add a practical, low-maintenance space for relaxation and entertaining in your garden.

An edging kerb can give an attractive, decorative finish to your path, patio or drive.

Although concrete is very hard-wearing, you might sometimes find that you need to repair your paving, paths or steps.

Concrete is made up of cement, aggregate (particles of stone) and sharp sand. When you mix these ingredients with water, they bind into a solid, hard material.

If there's a manhole (also known as a drain inspection chamber) in an area you're paving, you can disguise it by creating a recessed cover for it.

Patios, paths and drives are built with a slight slope (or 'fall') that lets any surface water drain away.