Draining paving solution with Nidagravel stabilizing stones and gravel supply and laying | Arte Pietra
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Honeycomb gravel stabilizer in an extruded polypropylene panel. Ideal for creating paths suitable for both pedestrians and vehicles (heavy or light). The panel is made with fully-welded geotextile. The Nidagravel panel measures 240x120 cm with welded geotextile to prevent the gravel from disappearing into the ground and to prevent weeds and grass from growing.There are two thicknesses available: 3 cm, with 300 tonne pressure resistance, or 4 cm thick with 400 tonne pressure resistance. The panel is filled with 4 or 5 cm of gravel depending on the thickness used, so that the panel is not visible.
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Honeycomb gravel stabilizer in an extruded polypropylene panel. Ideal for creating paths suitable for both pedestrians and vehicles (heavy or light). The panel is made with fully-welded geotextile. The Nidagravel panel measures 240x120 cm with welded geotextile to prevent the gravel from disappearing into the ground and to prevent weeds and grass from growing.There are two thicknesses available: 3 cm, with 300 tonne pressure resistance, or 4 cm thick with 400 tonne pressure resistance. The...
- Status Completed works
- Type Parks, Public Gardens / Public Squares, Streets / Cemeteries and cemetery chapels and tombs / Urban Furniture / Airports / Parking Lots, Garages / Masterplan / Neighbourhoods/settlements/residential parcelling / Adaptive reuse of industrial sites / Urban and landscape plans / Single-family residence / Multi-family residence / Country houses/cottages / Corporate Headquarters / Schools/Institutes / Colleges & Universities / Multi-purpose Cultural Centres / Theme Parks, Zoos, Aquariums / Showrooms/Shops / Sports Centres / Stadiums / Sport halls / Swimming Pools / Fitness Centres / Sports Fields / Hotel/Resorts / Wellness Facilities/Spas / Tourist Facilities / Beach Facilities / Student Halls of residence / Leisure Centres / Urban area recovery, squares and streets / Clubs, recreation centers, youth centers / River and coastal redevelopment / Cycle Paths
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