Cobblelock recommendation in Cork

beer enigma

Heya,

Looking to get a drive cobblelocked in Douglas area of Cork - just wondered if anyone has any recommendations ?

cheers

Andi

LilMrsDahamsta

Pat O'Mahony did my mother's drive about 10 years ago and she's had no problems with it at all. She got them back to change the steps when she replaced the front door and they did a great job of making awkward heights work.

Johnnyjump

I've heard people giving out about cobblelock as weeds are always growing up through it and it's hard to keep clean. There's another kind of driveway that looks like cobblelock, it looks shiny, there are no gaps as it's all one pice and it's cheaper.

Johnnyjump

I have no idea who does this but if you look in Golden Pages or make enquiries at a large DIY store, they'll probably tell you who to contact.

kingtut

I'm going to admit to being an idiot by asking the following:

What on earth is 'cobblelocking'? Is it getting cobble stones put down or something?

cork1

LilMrsDahamsta wrote: »

Pat O'Mahony

hes the biggest robber ive ever met! he does good work though. id go for o malley paving they are just as good and are resonably priced.

*Derek*

O malley are good too. As are Classic Driveways. Price around is all i'd say. Oh and be sitting down!!!!!!!!!!!!1

scuby

Johnnyjump wrote: »

I've heard people giving out about cobblelock as weeds are always growing up through it and it's hard to keep clean. There's another kind of driveway that looks like cobblelock, it looks shiny, there are no gaps as it's all one pice and it's cheaper.

think that's the printed concrete, found www.matcrete.ie but not sure who does it in cork

LilMrsDahamsta

kingtut wrote: »

I'm going to admit to being an idiot by asking the following:

What on earth is 'cobblelocking'? Is it getting cobble stones put down or something?

Look at this.

beer enigma

LilMrsDahamsta wrote: »

Look at this.

Thanking you most kindly....:D