Why don't you lay a concrete slab first with all the falls worked put.. then tile using tile adesive. Your laying 20mm thick tiles like slabs when they are actually tiles. I've watched a video of yours where you cut a radius after tiled. Then you knocked up the tiles with a hammer and chisel. They came up easily in one peice. Tiling properly is way more solid than this method. For extra assurance tile matting could also be used.To stop future cracking. This seems a backwards way of doing it. Different thickness of materials then yes this method makes sense but if tiles are the same thickness this method doesn't
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Prestigous work bud 👌
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Good work Jonny Boy
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Why don't you lay a concrete slab first with all the falls worked put.. then tile using tile adesive. Your laying 20mm thick tiles like slabs when they are actually tiles. I've watched a video of yours where you cut a radius after tiled. Then you knocked up the tiles with a hammer and chisel. They came up easily in one peice. Tiling properly is way more solid than this method. For extra assurance tile matting could also be used.To stop future cracking. This seems a backwards way of doing it. Different thickness of materials then yes this method makes sense but if tiles are the same thickness this method doesn't
@@Boxingfanatic-fb8zg I agree with you 💯. This is something all landscapers face, I have done the maths and a concrete base would be much better
Finishing with setts along the edge jonny boy ?
Not on this mate, but a picture frame along the house
@@GreentopLandscapes nice 👍