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For a concrete path use 1:5, where 1 stands for ordinary dry cement, and 5 is for the sand and ballast. For concrete steps, make the mix maybe a bit stronger, 1:4. If you’re laying bricks, it’s 1:4 (soft sand). For rendering, use

hat I’ve followed successfully over the years, and I hope it will prove beneficial to you as well. As weights of sand and ballast or quarry chips etc. vary due to their water content, the following guidelines are given by volume.

For a concrete path use 1:5, where 1 stands for ordinary dry cement, and 5 is for the sand and ballast. For concrete steps, make the mix maybe a bit stronger, 1:4. If you’re laying bricks, it’s 1:4 (soft sand). For rendering, use

due to their water content, the following guidelines are given by volume.

For a concrete path use 1:5, where 1 stands for ordinary dry cement, and 5 is for the sand and ballast. For concrete steps, make the mix maybe a bit stronger, 1:4. If you’re laying bricks, it’s 1:4 (soft sand). For rendering, use

is for the sand and ballast. For concrete steps, make the mix maybe a bit stronger, 1:4. If you’re laying bricks, it’s 1:4 (soft sand). For rendering, use 1:4 (2 fine-washed and 2 soft sand). If you’re doing a floor screed, it should be 1:3 (sharp sand). Additives are available for many tasks if required. Plasticiser is excellent in mortar, but be careful not to use too much. A frost proofer can help if the temperature drops to around the zero mark, although I prefer not to work with cement if it’s that cold, just to be on the safe side. If it is cold or damp, you could use an accelerator to speed up the drying time to about an hour, although I must admit that I like it to dry naturally. For rendering, you’ll need a waterproofer in the first coat, so that it doesn’t