Been away from woodwork for 5 or 6 years-retired. Is there any new way to bring up a patio cement floor 2 inches?
Thanks for all help
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A number of products that will adhere reasonably well to concrete in thin layers. Twenty years ago I used some stuff from Akona (sp?) to fill some unevenness in our front stoop -- thickness ranging from 1/2" to zero. Some minor spalling of the thinnest areas, but the bulk is still fine. This is Minnesota, so pretty rough ice/cold.
how about a layer of brick pavers laid over and joints filled with sand for a patio.larry
hand me the chainsaw, i need to trim the casing just a hair.
mudjack?