2" Thick Gravel Ground Grid 13ft x 33ft - Geo Grid Driveway Stabilization Grids, Gravel Retainer Grid 1885 LBS Per Sq ft, Geocell Geogrid for Walkway Driving RV Parking Slopes and Garden

This stuff is great!! I wish they would install this on every dirt road we had. It cuts erosion down drastically! Highly recommend! A picture does not justice but this stuff is awesome! I will use this for every drive way, walk way or gravel pad from now on.

This was fairly simple to put down. Took a little finesse to keep it in place while we backfilled with crush n run. We used short rebar rods to stake it out. It takes a lot to spread it out correctly. I feel confident it will hold the road together on the steep slope.

These do work well to keep stone from rolling down the hill. It's flimsy which I was surprised. Make sure you anchor them down or they may rise up and stone will be under it.

I would never have been able to put in a rock path in our hilly, muddy yard without using these grids. The small/medium sized round, dog-paw-friendly gravel we put in really does stay in place, and we no longer have to put down straw during the muddier months. It also makes our yard look landscaped; the stone path is truly a "feature". No regrets on buying these!

This product didn’t do what it was supposed to do . Once I laid it down and secured it to the ground. I laid the rocks over it. Within 6 months the grid started to come undone , raising from the rocks, exposing the grid. It took me sometime to do this work. Now I have to hire someone to come and fix this . DONT BUY THIS ITEM, I can’t even contact the seller.

Was easy to install. (not counting the removal of the soil!) Used scissors to trim to fit curves and the length needed. I used 6" metal staples to keep the edges where I wanted them. I highly recommend using the staples or some sort of anchors every few feet across the entire installation area. Maybe every foot if you have the time and that many staples or anchors. While pouring and moving the gravel across the grid the plastic grid can get moved up off the ground becoming visible. It is difficult to get the gravel out of the way to hide the grid again. The grid seems to work well so far. The gravel is staying in the area with no ruts. I used a 13' x 33' section (trimmed it down to 13'x30' and 13'x 20' on the other side). Layed in a 3.5" deep area for a driveway on a slight incline.

Product is solid. No issue with quality of material, it is great. Two issues I do have with the ground grid: 1. Not enough ground stakes; need more than ten stakes due to issue #2. Twenty would be workable. 2. Because the product is folded on itself in the packaging it causes the grid to be deformed when laying it out and you need more stakes to help "force" the shape. Even so I could not get it to give the nice diamond pattern. It should be packaged in a box long enough to hold the product and not a smaller box requiring it to be folded upon itself. I laid the grid in the sun for 30mins to warm up, tried bending the creases out, but could not get the grid to give the nice diamond shape in the pictures. The extra stakes are needed to force the shape close to the diamond pattern and hold it for application of the substrate material.

There are absolutely no instructions. Be sure to purchase plenty of ground stakes to hold it in place. It is a lot of work but may have been easier if there had been some type of directions or tips. It works very well once installed. We run a 4 wheeler, motorcycle and riding mower over it with no movement.

Surprisingly easy to work with. After one side is secured in position the product can stretched out to desired length. can be easily cut with scissors and retains it's shape when gravel is sprinkled on. I would buy again

con este producto se conservan las piedras o grava en su lugar a pesar de rodamiento de llanas de coche

Opción perfecta para contener grava en un patio

buen producto

I used this product on a slope and it worked perfectly. Easy to secure, flexible to shape to contours and it does a fantastic job of holding aggregate in place.