Dansand NO Grow Joint Filling Sand, Natural

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As it’s our reputation on the line if we get these things wrong, you can rest assured that our recommendations have taken a lot of thought! The paving needs to be perfectly dry before you begin sweeping the joint filling material into the joints.

Often where it is a bound surface, Dansand Top Lock® is water permeable and only works if water can drain from the joint quickly. This unique composition creates a desert like and weed inhibiting condition in grooves making it difficult for weeds to take hold due to natural high PH value. Using a DANSAND® NO GROW™ filling material in your joints means waving goodbye not just to hard work – you can also wave goodbye to harmful chemicals. Likewise, it is important that you have are maintaining your joints on a regular basis, making sure that they are always completely filled.

The product is dried and based on fine round-edged silica sand, which makes it easy to distribute in the joints.

You can also use a high-pressure cleaner, but be careful not to damage the paving stones or the sublayer. I always do this now as a matter of course, it stops the salts coming out and frost damage etc, etc. Making sure your block paved driveway is entirely free from any existing weeds and debris, Dansand No Grow can be brushed into the lightly moistened joints between your patio pavers with a stiff broom. The NO GROW mixture consists of washed and dried silica sand as well as nutrient-poor minerals with a high pH value. I would be concerned that conventional 4:1 sand / cement mix will crack like it has in the past and it will get to the state it is now, albeit it hasn't been touched or maintained for something like 10-20 years.It went down ok and looked good, but then it rained which washed some of it out and now two weeks later there seem to be more weeds growing than before. Easy Joint does, however, benefit from a weatherproof formula that can be applied even during light rainfall. cm when filling your joints to ensure that the roots of the seed do not have enough time to find nourishment, as it will dry out before then.