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VERY VERY amateur DIYer here. I attempted to extend a slabbed area of our garden out further, which would then bear the majority of a 6x4 shed. The extended area is another 12 450mmx450mm slabs. Dug my area out, added my sub base and sharp sand and tampered that flat. Unfortunately, as I laid each slab, I have used enough concrete/mortar under each one, nor did I manage to get the slabs straight. What I’m left with is a hodgepodge of slabs, rather than the relatively flat surface I was hoping for my shed. My questions I have are:

How easy is it to/is it possible to /how do I get the slabs up now that the concrete has dried?
Were I able to get them up, would I have to completely redo my sub base layer as well, or could I just re-do the concrete layer and re-lay the slabs?

Thanks in advance

Hi heymikeypark
You will be able to lift the slabs leaving most of the sub-base in place. You will have to hack the bedding mix off the back of the slabs sufficient to relay them.
Regards S