This will be an interesting experiment. I have a gravel driveway that requires periodic maintenance every two or three years - redistribution with a box blade. However, pouring gravel over a ground grid should keep the stones from moving, thereby yielding a longer-lasting driveway.
Gravel and limestone will pack down hard over time. Most stone movement occurs before this packing occurs. So if the grid keeps the stones in place until they grind themselves into semi-permanent positions, this should last a long time. Keep us posted.@@derekclark5658
This will be an interesting experiment. I have a gravel driveway that requires periodic maintenance every two or three years - redistribution with a box blade. However, pouring gravel over a ground grid should keep the stones from moving, thereby yielding a longer-lasting driveway.
Yeah I’m curious how well it does long term. So far we’re very happy with it.
Gravel and limestone will pack down hard over time. Most stone movement occurs before this packing occurs. So if the grid keeps the stones in place until they grind themselves into semi-permanent positions, this should last a long time. Keep us posted.@@derekclark5658
so far so good. we're really happy with it still, and plan to add more to other sections of the driveway, especially the steeper parts