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How to convert a dry-laid flagstone patio to wet-laid?
I have a patio which was dry-laid with irregular flagstones. I am not really happy with the look, or the maintenance required, as I get weeds between the stones.
Is it feasible to convert this to wet-laid without ripping up the whole thing? In other words, can I do it in sections, by picking up a few stones, putting down cement, replacing the stones in the same pattern as before, and then moving on to a new section?
Thanks
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you will have problems if there isnt a solid base of some sort under them if you try to mortar them in...i have mortared slate on my patio and that was set in mortar on top of a poured pad...