They may need a deep cleaning to remove mold particles that have settled in the fabric.

@Steve Kontos ; Truer words have never been spoken, I'm a fairly handy person when it comes to mechanical things (painting cars, welding panels, fabrication) but had never done construction work.

Slabs have to be fabricated, and sized to your space. 

Check out if the floor guy really said anything or if this whole thing is fabricated.

That’s a fabrication and you know it, and before you go through with a keyboard warrior personal attack save your energy.

We decieded the $200.00 was not worth the extra work and took the 2nd counter top back to Home Depot for a refund and we are having a private shop fabricate the 2nd one for us so all we have to do is slap it in.  

You can lift them, level the ground, lay some landscaping fabric, replace them and put smaller pebbles between them. 

I prefer lights that do not have fabric shades and where it is easy for tenants to change the bulb without breaking the cover (no thumb screws!).

This is so they can use Geogrid fabric as a Deadman to keep the wall from pushing out.

Yes, I do.I think I know what news channel you watch, the one that is known to say things that are fabricated as a true statement, just as you did saying I said Lonnie Scruggs' name was in the DF Act, I didn't say that, I said his name was mentioned, as "Lonnie Deals" ....I also said it was in the SAFE Act, it was the original draft enacted, later adopted into the Dodd-Frank Act, which makes it part of Dodd-Frank.