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The concrete between my paving slabs in my garden has started to break up. Does anyone know why? And is it an easy fix? Can I just buy concrete and miss it up myself?  
The concrete between my paving slabs in my garden has started to break up.

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Just old by the looks this happens when the land moves aswell you can fix yourself with some cement x
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I would fill with patio sand add water and leave to set
+4 votes
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It's usually caused by movement in the paving. Relay the offending slabs and re point.  
+9 votes
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Rake it all out mixed a one to one sand and cement don't make it to wet just a buff water to get it to bond together and push it in with a peace of thin wood and the trowel smoth
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Thanks everyone!  
+9 votes
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Fill with cement mixed with sand then water it
+9 votes
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I did mine with a bag of ready mixed postcrete. Brushed it in dry & lightly sprinkled with water. It's been in a year & is still good as new.  
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@mcalister excellent thank you.  
+1 vote
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Romex much better than cement. No mess and easy to apply
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Probably frost damage, is it well drained, or get a puddle when it rains?  
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