Less accessible
Loose gravel isn’t always comfortable for cyclists, wheelchair users, prams or buggies. Wheels can sink in or roll forward less easily.
Gravel that shifts
With heavy use, the gravel often moves to the sides of the driveway, onto the lawn or into surrounding areas. As a result, the surface needs to be levelled out again regularly.
Ruts and potholes
In places where vehicles frequently drive or turn, ruts, potholes and dips can form. That not only makes it look less well-kept, but also makes the surface less comfortable and less practical to use.
Fortunately, there’s a simple solution: gravel grids.
Gravel mats, also known as gravel grids, are panels with a honeycomb structure that are placed underneath the gravel. They form a stable base that keeps the gravel neatly in place.
Thanks to that structure, the gravel is better distributed and held in place. This prevents the gravel from shifting, ruts from forming, or vehicles from sinking into the surface.
A high-quality gravel mat therefore combines the natural look and permeability of gravel with the comfort and stability of a solid paved surface.
Gravel mats, also known as gravel grids, are panels with a honeycomb structure that are placed underneath the gravel. They form a stable base that keeps the gravel neatly in place.
Thanks to that structure, the gravel is better distributed and held in place. This prevents the gravel from shifting, ruts from forming, or vehicles from sinking into the surface.
A high-quality gravel mat therefore combines the natural look and permeability of gravel with the comfort and stability of a solid paved surface.
Gravel grids are suitable for a wide range of applications, such as:
They are suitable for both private projects and professional and public applications.
Gravel grids are suitable for a wide range of applications, such as:
They are suitable for both private projects and professional and public applications.
