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    Sep 18, 2011, 05:38 AM
    How do I fix precast concrete kerbs to a insitu concrete slab?
    What is the best way of fixing precast concrete kerbs to an insitu concrete slab that is laid directly over an asphalt waterproofing / wearing course of a concrete decked car park?

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