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How can I make use of £300 worth of ground reinforcement mats?
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GervisLooper said: What advantage do they have over just laying gravel direct onto soil? Does it make the gravel stay in place better or what? I am guessing it is a combination of that and adding to the structural integrity of the ground?
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FreeBear said:GervisLooper said: What advantage do they have over just laying gravel direct onto soil? Does it make the gravel stay in place better or what? I am guessing it is a combination of that and adding to the structural integrity of the ground?
Well the gravel trap thing I have not noticed probably because it is of varying size down to dust to bind together?
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