Sand Wash Suppliers

[malcolminthemiddle]

That was a Harley when he got on it.

Still is

[Hilux]

I am not a fan of sandwash as it picks up grime and mould simply because of it's texture .There again it would do the same in any country .If you are using it pay the right money to get it done properly and sealed with a laquer similar to unibond .Available gloss or matt .If you knock down the cost you will knock down the quality .That goes pretty much for everything in my experience here .If you bash the builder down on price they will cut corners .If you ask for a 5m baht villa to be done for 1m they WILL do it but you cannot expect it to be anything other than a much lower quality .

Crazy 88

As Crazy says, make sure that you get your sandwash sealed after is has been done. Then you will not have theese problems. If you are not sure whether thesandwash is sealed or not, you can check it by pouring water on it. If the colou shifts - it is not sealed.

Hilux

[ladybiker]

A few months ago we had a patio built by a local sandwash company. I would recommend them as the finished job is good the only problem we had was that they ruined the surrounding grass and plants.

I can't remember the name of the company, but here are the directions, go south out of town over the flyover, past the petrol station, then on your left are a few new businesses, a car wash, a shop selling pots etc, a wood dealer, and the sand wash company. The guy who actually lives behind the shop does not speak English but he will put you on the phone to his partner who does.

If you want to come and have a look at the job they did for us please pm me.

[Takiap]

For drive and path ways how about stamped concrete by Winflor http://www.winflor.com/company.htm

Not cheap at approx 600 baht per m2 but very durable.

Multiple patterns and colours available.

http://www.winflor.com/patterns.htm

For an example visit the Hyatt Hotel and have a look at their drive way.

Thanks a million....I'm sold and will be getting them in shortly. Surely a million times better than sandwash......in my opinion.

[stgrhe]

For drive and path ways how about stamped concrete by Winflor http://www.winflor.com/company.htm

Not cheap at approx 600 baht per m2 but very durable.

Multiple patterns and colours available.

http://www.winflor.com/patterns.htm

For an example visit the Hyatt Hotel and have a look at their drive way.

Thanks a million....I'm sold and will be getting them in shortly. Surely a million times better than sandwash......in my opinion.

That is what they used inside and outside of the Market Village here in Hua Hin.

[Takiap]

Yes I was admiring it a while back but was under the impression it would be far more expensive. I actually think it would also make a great alternative to tiles indoors, depending on which pattern was used.

[JimmyGreaves]

For drive and path ways how about stamped concrete by Winflor http://www.winflor.com/company.htm

Not cheap at approx 600 baht per m2 but very durable.

Multiple patterns and colours available.

http://www.winflor.com/patterns.htm

For an example visit the Hyatt Hotel and have a look at their drive way.

Thanks a million....I'm sold and will be getting them in shortly. Surely a million times better than sandwash......in my opinion.

Let me know how you get on with this Takiab. I'm near you so would be very interested. When are you planning to get layed