What to put on muddy garage access road?

Dec 20, 2005 24 Replies

if you want to spend money, get those perforated conctete blocks that allow gars to grow through.

Limestone is cheaper, and once the grass grows, if traffic is light, no slurry.

Use Grasscrete. Concrete blocks with holes in to allow grass to gro through but strong enough to support the car.

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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Mike Harrison saying something like:

garage - at this time of

over it to reduce the

concreting but I was

some drainage &

PSP - pierced steel planking. Used to be dirt cheap, ex-MOD.

garage - at this time of

over it to reduce the

concreting but I was

some drainage &

about maybe something

might stay in place

In my experience you need something solid, gravels and the like just get full of mud, if neer a source of mud.

I put several lorries full of slate on my yard 2 years ago, the mud has washed into it, and its back to a mudbath. The only good thing is its now a good hard base to put some concrete onto.

Rick

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