Some progress shots of our garden design and landscaping project in Macclesfield, Cheshire. The project consists of brick retaining walls and raised beds, porcelain paving, and some simple planting.
Paving
A final wack of this long block paved driveway in Greater Manchester last night. Just a couple more things to finish this week, then we’re done.
Some drone images of progress on our current garden design project. Almost finished!
Garden Lighting. The lighting has been installed on our garden design and landscaping project in Timperley this week. And with the nights drawing in, the effects are pretty instantaneous.
Driveway in Timperley Some progress shots our our long driveway project in Timperley. It consists of two different colours of block paving and ties in closely to the adjacent garden design and landscaping project we are completing at the same time. We will plant three large standard trees in the three square beds visible at […]
Porcelain Paving Saw. A quick video of our brilliant wet bridge saw for cutting paving, particularly tiles and porcelain paving. It makes our job so much easier and our finishes so much better.
Block Paving in Timperley We have knitted together two types of block paving on our job in Timperley, so that the garden, which is on a different angle to the driveway, joins the rest of the space effectively. We have chosen colours to match the porcelain paving and brickwork used elsewhere in the garden, as […]
2 pallets of porcelain paving arrived today from Cheshire Sandstone in Warrington. We can’t wait to get started laying it. It’s going to really finish off our modern garden design in Timperley.
A horrible wet morning today, but we’ve got the gazebo up so we can carry on building our dwarf retaining wall with blue engineering bricks. We chose these to match with the window and door frames on the house, as well as the block paving that frames the lawn and continues on the driveway.
A progress picture of block paving being laid on our site in Timperley. This garden has two different angles on the boundaries, so we are using contrasting coloured blocks to ‘knit’ the two sides- driveway and garden- together.