Three Quater Granite down used for Casting Decking and Pillars.

If you use 3/4 granite for your decking casting, there will be gaps in between the stones which creates gaps and when it rain water penetrate and senate down which will make the decking to be weak.
However if you use 3/4 down granite, the stones will be tightly cemented and no rain water will penetrate the cast even if you are not ready to build the top building.

[@billybonecollector7276]

This guy Is running around yelling like a drill sergeant. That is not enough granite!! Love it

[@paulokolo5211]

Good job. Educative

[@LuluDumba]

Thank you 🙏

[@osarobomike]

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[@albarka1]

Good job sir 👏. God bless you sir🙏 .

[@LuluDumba]

Thank you 🙏 we can do it

[@ST-vz8sd]

Tell us why 3/4 is not good.

[@LuluDumba]

3/4 granite is not good for decking because it creates too much holes and the mix is not close together which can create cracks in future. You have to emphasise and strictly warn and inform your contractor or who ever is handling your project the need to use 3/4 down granite and not 3/4. Even if they have supply 3/4 granite you have tell them to come and pack it

[@bunmiiffie3525]

You truly are d definition of a "pro"..

[@LuluDumba]

Thank you

[@searcherproperties244]

How about pillars? Is 3/4 okay? Or 3/4 down?

[@beautifullifeofb9137]

Is it possible to make granite blocks and build with it?

[@LuluDumba]

No I’m afraid it will be too heavy and very expensive, it will train heat and make the inside always hot. It’s also not practical for conduit construction