Why! If you didn't want the tile effect, why cut it in the first place!
gyrogearloose,
Dec 17, 8:23pm
Cutting it reduces the risk that a random crack will appear as the ground settles, because it will crack at the cut and not be noticeable.
koru67,
Dec 17, 8:27pm
pavelock if you want to keep the appearance of pavers
jenny188,
Dec 18, 7:13am
tile grout as it is relatively cheap and comes in various colors. As its latex based it will expand and contract and is weather proof or a range of bathroom "sealers"
tigra,
Dec 18, 7:47am
You forgot to insert the word "hopefully"in front of crack.
lazeeboy,
Dec 18, 8:12am
If it was my area and I were doing this, or being paid to, I would likely choose paving sand or a flexible masonry sealant as jamjars05 suggested, depending on the look your trying to achieve.
rover79,
Dec 18, 9:03am
If you want it to look like tiles then put in what is used when doing them in tiles. I hope your 10-15 mm is enough, I would have though it would need to be more.
diamondbladedeal,
May 25, 8:53am
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