Geo Grid Ground Grid 9x18 ft Groundgrid 4 Inch Thick Geo Cell Grid Polyethylene 162 sq ft, 1890 LBS per sq ft Strength Gravel Ground Grid for Landscaping Slopes Garden Patios Pathways Parking

I have spent a lot of money on decks and stone over the past year or so. I am using this as a concrete-pour alternative to place a shed on top of. Immediately I was really impressed with the simplicity of design and how lightweight it is compared to the amount of load it can take. This will very likely be the option I use moving forward for other and larger construction projects. It's VERY cost-effective and does the job without the worry of significant demo work down the road for future builds. I highly recommend this.

We have had this waiting for awhile due to waiting for construction. Our garage is finally up and we needed a cost efficient way to add a small driveway off the main driveway to the house. The material is strong and was easy to install. The hardest part was prepping the area for installation. The area has a slight slope and needed to be high enough to reach the top of the garage pad and slope down approximately 2 inches to meet the driveway. Once we figured that out, the rest was a breeze.

If you have ever seen this type of product out there, you will definitely appreciate both the utility and the appearance, whether, for the driveway with any steepness, or a walk/pathway. You get the grip without the gravel stones going all over the place. Just don't go too small. It needs to be large enough gravel to grab your tires, but small enough to fill the grid. I'll update with photos once completed.

It is getting into the rainy season here so I probably won't be able to install this until next spring, but it looks like a quality product and I expect it to make a significant difference with keeping the gravel in place. It comes in a big box and definitely looks and feels substantial and well made.