Plastic Grids

One of their great benefits is that they’re easy to install and don’t require special skills. Moreover, they don’t require planning permission, so a plastic grid can be laid as soon as in your possession.

They are also robust enough to even withstand the weight of commercial vehicles, whether vans or large lorries. This all makes it the ideal alternative to more complicated traditional ground reinforcement techniques such as concrete or tarmac. One of the most common uses of a plastic grid is for gravel driveways. Installing one can help deal with several irritating issues that occur on grid-less driveways, such as gravel often being flung onto surrounding areas whenever a vehicle moves. The grid will instead trap and contain the gravel so that the driveway keeps its smart shape and tidiness. At the same time, it prevents wheels from creating ruts in the gravel. The permeability of a plastic grid means that it is also conducive to efficient drainage. Water will seep through the gravel and grid, minimising the threat of flooding during heavy rain. This makes it compliant and ideal for Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) regulations. In terms of event sites, it can also stop grassy areas from being eroded away. Gravel doesn’t always have to be the preferred filling for the grid; soil & grass can be used as well. In areas that have less traffic, such as overspill car parks, golf buggy routes and emergency access routes, using grass can be a prettier long-term option. Of course, this will take more patience as you need to wait until the grass has grown through the grid, but then can be cut as usual with all types of mowers. Overall, plastic grids are an excellent long-term, efficient, robust and environmentally friendly solution for driveways and events of all kinds.

ECOPARK 40MM GRASS GRIDS

The ECOPARK 40MM grid is tough and robust and can comfortably withstand vehicles in excess of 25 (tested) tonnes including cars, vans and lorries. They are suitable for various domestic to light industrial surface reinforcement applications (see our ‘Other Information’ section for other uses and applications).

The large open cell structure design of the ECOPARK 40MM grid (x49 individual 70mm off square voids) allows housing for a quick yet effective neat soil and grass seed finish.

Not only does the grids open cell structure provide extra walls of stability they also prevent lateral migration and disruption of the soil and seed whilst in its growing phase. Once the grass begins to knit around the grids, the ground and grass becomes extremely durable and stays green even in the winter wet months- meaning no more mud!

The ECOPARK 40MM GRASS GRIDS modular design means the system can be added too at any time. With a simple and easy lateral jigsaw like push-snap fixing. You simply lay it down in your desired formation and click it together!

The ECOPARK 40MM GRASS GRID is a high strength, UV stable, recycled, injection moulded plastic grid that is compression tested to a ‘minimum’ 500 tonne / SQM load test rating.

Additional applications & suggested uses

An eco friendly sustainable grass & gravel paving & structure support solution

Ground stability grids installed at ground level, to reduce the effect where vehicle and foot traffic pass over by stopping the ground from churning up.

• Access roads & emergency service lanes (fire & ambulance access routes)
• Driveway grids & gravel parking
• Grass or gravel car parks or temporary & permanent over-spill parking solutions
• Driveways and residential lawn / gravel parking reinforcement
• Anti storm – flood surface drainage solutions
• Water run off safety solutions & French drains
• Railway embankments
• Slope and embankment reinforcement
• Melioration ditches
• Horse stud and paddock use
• Buggy paths
• Golf courses paths & grass stabilisation
• School play area and access routes
• Event / marquee flooring solutions
• Grassed garden banks
• Lawn protection
• Trellis supports & much more.

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