- Quick and easy to install reducing on site costs
- Lightweight
- Proven connection system
- Surface reinforcement with natural drainage
- Minimal maintenance
- Non-slip and crack proof
- Weatherproof and environmentally friendly
- Frost and UV resistant
- Cut to size
- Dimensionally stable
- Prevents gravel migration
- Sustainable
- Non expanding
- Low transport and handling costs
- 100% recyclable
- Built in interlocking and fixing spikes
- Construction sites
- Green car parking areas
- Private lanes and access roads
- (Including emergency access)
- Pathways and drives
- Golf courses
- Landscapes
- Equestrian and livestock facilities
- Green roof and rooftop gardens
- River and road embankments
- Private airfields
• Start by digging out a trench 250 mm deep covering the entire area. Then compact down the surface of the trench with the use of a plate compactor. Next, spread the sub-base layer of crushed stone and gravel spreading out evenly over the area and compact the layer.
• Lay a geotextile fabric over the sub-base. It provides additional stabilisation, filtration and helps to prevent weed growth.
• Apply a 50mm levelling layer of sand smoothly to the surface of the geotextile, covering up the prepared area. The levelling layer should also be compacted.
• Once the whole area is fully prepared, then proceed with laying down the ground grids, Ensuring they are level and are interconnected to each other. They are best laid in a staggered joint pattern so that the four corners do not meet.
• If the area is to be grassed, a mixture of topsoil and sand 70/30 of infill is recommended. The open design of the paving grids allow grass to grow both vertically and horizontally. The prepared area can be seeded and watered. Pea gravel may be used instead of a soil and grass seed mixture.
| Description | Grid Dimensions | Load Bearing Capacity |
|---|---|---|
|
Groundgrid |
492mm x 492mm x 39mm |
Max 400 T/m2 |
