dobbslc
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No!Self fitted?
If I did it it wouldn't be leaking!
Fecking rubbish trades when we did the extension.
No!Self fitted?
Pierced Steel Planking.As the title really, I need to cover some muddy grass to be able to park a car on it this winter as we've obtained another car for the youngest boy and have run out of space!
What's best, Type 2 MOT, crushed concrete or something else?
The whole area will be getting dug out next year (maybe the year after ) and paved over so I'm not too bothered about getting rid of it later on.
Thanks
How about some sheets of OSB ?
They should last thru the winter at least.
I can't really say about yours, but ours does turn to mush when wet.??? American OSB must be a darn sight better than the stuff we get here then. I don't even like using it on a shed roof.
Your supposed to double it up sir......Not sure crappy UK OSB would stand up to 2 ton of Hilux
Double!? ££££Your supposed to double it up sir......
Some good ideas thanks.
I prefer the hardcore/ MOT ideas as it's cheap and just needs shoveling into place and wacking down.
Double!? ££££
We don't have wood growing on trees over here you know!
We import timber to burn in our power stations FFS!
Probably worth every penny to prevent you leaving a foot wide mud spray up the entire front of your mum's house when you try to get a RWD Alfa off her uphill lawn in the wet, aged 23 . . . the snow chains helped . . . both to get it off the lawn, and to spray more mud up the house . . .£100each!
you can chuck the type 1 in place if can wacker it it helps but you only have to chuck more down as its pushed down over timeThe type one will need the topsoil stripping first down to dry solid ground. If you don't start with a good surface it will turn to mush very quickly. As said cost wise track mats will be cheapest and easiest. The ones I posted up aren't the cheapest. Your best off looking for a few for sale on market place local to you. And they will still be worth thesame when you are done with them so long term the cheapest option.
you can chuck the type 1 in place if can wacker it it helps but you only have to chuck more down as its pushed down over time