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laying granite

19 years ago

We replaced bluestone from an existing terrace with 2 to 3 inch thick granite called Mason's granite from Mason, NH, a light gray with pink. The slabs ranged from 18x30" to 36x48". There was an existing base of gravel and approx 4 inches of stone dust, no drainage pipes, no filter cloth. Below the gravel and stone dust is the natural clay soil. The seams were filled with stone dust. The stone was laid 7 months ago and is constantly blotchy (circles where stone is dry and darker cicles of moist stone). We removed some slabs and the stone dust is still wet. Then we removed the stone dust and substituted sand. The stone is still blotchy. If we lay the stone away from the terrace on the lawn or on soil it dries evenly and looks fine. What to do to correct??

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