What do you call the plastic (I presume) stuff you can lay on a parking surface that has holes in it which the grass can grow through?
And where do you get it?
TIA
Keith
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16 years ago
Parking surface
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16 years ago
We got some recently from HB, in the garden section.
Don't tell everyone ...
Mary
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16 years ago
HB?
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16 years ago
The type used for creating temporary car parking I normally call "bastard" when you walk across it after rain and it shoots mud up your trouser leg.
but you probably mean this type
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16 years ago
A well-known make of pencil.
:-)
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:54:39 +0100, Frank Erskine mused:
Is it? I thought HB was a hardness rating rather than a brand.
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16 years ago
Didn't you notice the smiley?
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16 years ago
Sssh. More trade secrets being revealed.
Anyway use grasscrete..much better.
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16 years ago
Possibly. Hot Bust.
Arthur
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16 years ago
Ecogrid is one (not cheap)
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on eBay
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16 years ago
# Mary went to Homebase, Mary went to Homebase... :)
Si
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16 years ago
Machine Mart do it. Around £23 for 1m x 1.5m iirc. And a quick look shows it on the web page:
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SHADDAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hrumph :-((((((((((((((((((((((((((((
Anyway, I know things about Si ... :-)
Mary
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:27:18 +0100, Frank Erskine mused:
Umm, no. Agent marks it in the same colour as quoted text for me as the line starts with a : so I missed it. No harm done. :)
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16 years ago
I bought a quantity of Agrablock for a project which never went ahead. Brand new it cost £9.50 + delivery + vat. See
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for the specification
Pics showing 1sqm of the Agrablock
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shows gravel infill laid out for additional parking at Waterbeach train station.
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me an email if you want more info
Martyn
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16 years ago
Is that the car park that is an essential part of the fen flood management, and goes under 3 ft of water every winter?
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I didn't know that. Isn't there a pub carpark near St Ives/Earith way that is on the flood plain. Someone left their car there ignoring the flood warning signs and came back later in the day to find water up to the top of the tyres?