Hello everyone,
I am considering options for the driveway to the garage and the access to the house, with alternatives such as paving, asphalt, or concrete.
What are the advantages and disadvantages regarding:
- Cost (materials, labor...)
- Drainage fees
Thank you very much for your help
I am considering options for the driveway to the garage and the access to the house, with alternatives such as paving, asphalt, or concrete.
What are the advantages and disadvantages regarding:
- Cost (materials, labor...)
- Drainage fees
Thank you very much for your help
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hampshire23 May 2020 18:00With occasional parking use, it stays attractive. With frequent use, the grass in the grass pavers simply looks shabby – a "sacrilege" for your beautifully designed house. Of course, grass pavers can also be filled with gravel.
No grass pavers!
Instead, use plastic honeycomb grids/ground grids (made from recycled material...).
They look like regular grass, but you don’t drive over the roots.
Thanks to the ground grid, there are no ruts or similar damage.
We also won’t have any “through traffic.”
Instead, use plastic honeycomb grids/ground grids (made from recycled material...).
They look like regular grass, but you don’t drive over the roots.
Thanks to the ground grid, there are no ruts or similar damage.
We also won’t have any “through traffic.”
rick2018 schrieb:
More like those plastic honeycomb panels/floor grids (recycled material...).Aren't the plastic lawn grids quite slippery? I've definitely taken a hard fall from those grids before.