Omg how annoying is that lol ! Opened the picture up & it made my toes curl & my fingers itch I know that I couldn't live with it myself , can understand why it's been done like that as easier for the contractor to lay them right along the back wall & then just cut the end slab in to suit .
Ask for it to be rectified even if you offer to maybe cover half the expencse of the labour maybe ?
I'd pull a string line the length of the garden holding it at the back door end central with those Slabs & take a dimension of your side wall to keep it parrelel & at least it will look like , remember you've got to look at it day in day out & not the contractor
Thank you. The problem is that if they took it up, they would have to wait for more pavers as they only just had enough now and I just want it finished. It is a pain but now that the area has been cleared for the lawn it isn't as bad, and hopefully with furniture (we are getting long wooden seats) there will barely be any on view.
The lesson I have learnt is don't assume, get a drawn plan for even the simple things!
Have you thought of planting something like lavender along the edge it would disguise the edge and help to break up the straight lines that can be seen from a distance ( suggesting lavender just because it can be tallish but wavy in the breeze)
Good idea, I think some kind of small plant along at least part of it would be worth doing (and smell nice too)! I was talking to some who suggested a V shape bed or area on the left, to essentially make more of the different angles, but I'm not sure how it would look. I will post some more pictures now that the lawn area has been cleared.
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Ask for it to be rectified even if you offer to maybe cover half the expencse of the labour maybe ?
I'd pull a string line the length of the garden holding it at the back door end central with those Slabs & take a dimension of your side wall to keep it parrelel & at least it will look like , remember you've got to look at it day in day out & not the contractor
Good luck
The lesson I have learnt is don't assume, get a drawn plan for even the simple things!
Have you thought of planting something like lavender along the edge it would disguise the edge and help to break up the straight lines that can be seen from a distance ( suggesting lavender just because it can be tallish but wavy in the breeze)