Sebculb
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Geotextile before your Gravel of choice?
Driveway Ideas?
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JM7500
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I'm considering using a geo-cell that holds the crusher in place. Has anyone tried it?
PILOON
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Crushed with fines does make a very nice drive, as long as there are no steep inclines.
Problem is on a steep and perhaps long incline heavy rains will gather momentum and wash out those fines.
Our city tried that approach and reverted to crushed/recycled asphalt some 10 years ago and so far maintenance has been minimal.
Problem is on a steep and perhaps long incline heavy rains will gather momentum and wash out those fines.
Our city tried that approach and reverted to crushed/recycled asphalt some 10 years ago and so far maintenance has been minimal.
Sebculb
Gold Member
What's geo cell? Like geo grid? I dunno anything about all that except that geogrid is used to stack layers in a fill or retaining wall or whatever.
I like geotextile because it keeps the Gravel from getting pushed down into the mud below where it disappears into nothingness. Still let's water filter through. Helps some with weeds. Makes a big difference.
JM7500
Silver Member
It's a vertical webbing 2" or 4" thick for holding material in place. It can go on top of the geotextile. Here's a link, but there are multiple brands.
GeoCell | BaseLok™
GeoCellOPTIMIZED CELLULAR CONFINEMENT Geocells were first used and patented in the early 80's by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The early use of the technology was for the construction of roads over soft soils for military use. Today, BaseLok™ GeoCell is not only used for base...
baselok.com