🛠️Installing a gravel path is easy and requires minimal maintenance.
🌱By using a gravel reinforcing mesh grid, you can prevent gravel migration and maintain a stable path, even on slopes.
🏞️Gravel paths are suitable for various areas, including gardens, patios, and small driveways.
💪Gravel paths can withstand heavy traffic, including bicycles and wheelchairs.
🤔Consider using edging to retain and separate the path from the surrounding ground.
Is installing a gravel path difficult?
—No, installing a gravel path is easy and can be done by following a few simple steps.
How can I prevent gravel migration?
—To prevent gravel migration, use a gravel reinforcing mesh grid, which stabilizes the gravel and keeps it in place.
Are gravel paths suitable for slopes?
—Yes, gravel paths can be installed on slopes by using a gravel reinforcing mesh grid for stability.
What type of traffic can gravel paths withstand?
—Gravel paths can withstand various types of traffic, including bicycles and wheelchairs.
Should I use edging for a gravel path?
—Using edging is recommended to retain and separate the path from the surrounding ground.
00:00Introduction to installing a gravel path and addressing common concerns.
03:05Preparing the area for the gravel path by excavating and leveling the sub base layer.
05:35Laying the gravel reinforcing mesh grid to prevent gravel migration and maintain stability.
07:45Choosing the right gravel size and thickness for the top layer of the path.
09:56Final thoughts and reflection on the durability and performance of gravel paths.
