Lime is often used to modify and stabilise soils during construction. It's a scientific process that helps improve the weight-bearing ratio of the soil to create a more stable and better draining soil. There are a number of ways lime stabilisation can be applied depending on the needs of a site. In general, lime can be applied in 4 different site scenarios. Read all about them below.
Land clearing
When putting in a garden or adding a landscaping feature to your home, you may want to bring in a certain type of soil, or treat the soil on your property. This will ensure that it is rich enough to support anything you plant, and strong enough to hold those plants in place. You also need to avoid soil erosion or having too much moisture collect along certain features on your property, and the right soil can be part of this process:
Swimming pools have traditionally been lined in aqua blue tiles, to emphasise the cool expanse of water. However if you are looking for a change from blocky blue tiles and don't want a run of the mill pool there are some other great ideas for swimming pool tiles on the market.
Textured blues
Rather than a plain blue tile, some people use a mosaic or textured effects that mimic the flow of light through a pool of water.
