The result will be a joint that is completely filled without the need for kneeling and compressing the material by hand that will last for years.

Full instructions on how to joint paving and a demonstration video showing how to joint a patio can be found on this web site. We recommend using sufficient water with EASY Joint to turn it into a slurry, it works incredibly well with paving joints of different sizes (minimum 3mm) - View the EASY Joint demonstration video and see how EASY it is to joint a patio using EASY Joint. Peppard Building Supplies — North Reading’s Premier independent builders merchant and first choice for the professional and DIY enthusiast alike. When using the wet method - the water is used to assist our jointing compound into the joints, it will self-compact and fill any voids.When used correctly and the EASYJoint instructions are followed there will be no staining or framing to the paving. perfectly easy to use but, important and to read instructions BEFORE laying slabs - especially if using taper edged concrete slabs! Please note that drivers will unload materials to the side of the lorry but are not authorised to carry goods any further. No it shouldn't if used correctly by following our instructions, however there is always a chance that the Linseed oil will seep into the paving. We recommend that sensitive paving, such as Granite, Black Limestone and smooth Sandstone are sealed to protect from staining before using EASY Joint.

It is suitable for all types of paving material provided there is a gap of at least 3mm wide and 20mm deep. Water helps the user to sweep our paving compound around the patio, it also allows the compound to compact itself into the joints. The result of using EASYJoint, to joint your paving, will be a paving gap that is completely filled without the need for kneeling and compressing the material by hand that will last for years. EASYjoint is an easy-to-use all weather brush-in paving jointing compound for joints of 3mm and over.

Therefore, the water used in applying the compound needs to be able to drain away and not be held in the joint. This gap shape can be the most challenging to work with and we recommend you carefully follow the instructions below. A stronger mix may cause the base to become impermeable and this will mean that water does not drain away. Exceptions will only be made at the manager’s discretion and will be subject to a handling charge, of up to 40%, to reflect the costs involved.