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Paving or decking

pinto · 2008-06-04 13:51:50

Hi there, I have a rectangular ,very long garden, and width is not much. I was thinking of having a deck/paving. Can you please suggest which would be the better option. Was interested in decking but read a lot about decking and the rats/mice. I have a little baby so dont like to take any chances. Suggestions please.. thx…

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04-06-2008 2:51pm

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pinto

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Hi there,

I have a rectangular ,very long garden, and width is not much. I was thinking of having a deck/paving. Can you please suggest which would be the better option.
Was interested in decking but read a lot about decking and the rats/mice. I have a little baby so dont like to take any chances.

Suggestions please..

thx
Pinto

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#2 04-06-2008 3:08pm
mossym

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i had planned on deckign, but when i looked at the upkeep of it given the winters in ireland i went for tobermore paving instead..much easier...

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#3 06-06-2008 10:09pm
goodburger

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we got decking in our last house and originally it looked fantastic, however, after a year it looked awful and it just kept gettting worse and harder to maintain. We went for patio slabs next time and they are great.

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