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FAQs StablePAVE<br />

Frequently Asked Questions<br />

• Does it drain? Yes, all products are fully permeable and<br />

water simply runs through the gravel and honeycomb.<br />

• How do you edge it? 1. Brick & Cement 2. Haunched<br />

concrete 3. Tanalised timber 4. Tarmacadam (for r<strong>amp</strong>ing<br />

to existing surfaces) 5. RITE-EDGE 6. RITE-L-EDGE<br />

approximately -25°C and +75°C.<br />

• What maintenance do I need to carry out? Ensure that<br />

the honeycomb is always covered with a thin layer of gravel<br />

(approximately 10 - 20mm). See pages 10-11.<br />

• How long does it last? StablePAVE involves fairly new<br />

technology and has not been on the market that long,<br />

however, failure is rare and we have installations that are<br />

over 25 years old and are still in good working order. For a<br />

long-lasting driveway proper installation is key, but of<br />

course weather and local geology are influencing factors.<br />

• Can you drive cars on it? Yes (although only light traffic<br />

on StablePAVE ECO) with the correct sub base (75mm to<br />

300mm of hard-core / crushed concrete) and 25mm to<br />

50mm of compacted sharp sand. The product will<br />

withstand occasional large lorries such as removal lorries,<br />

horse boxes, skip lorries and oil deliveries.<br />

• Can you use it on a slope? Gentle slopes are OK; (up to 1<br />

in 10) you must maintain the area by raking the gravel. If<br />

the honeycomb can be seen, this is when damage occurs.<br />

• Can you install it on an old drive / concrete base? We<br />

do not recommend that you use the existing drive as a sub<br />

base for the these products as this can cause drainage<br />

problems with non-porous materials.<br />

• Are they frost proof and heat proof? Yes, they are to<br />

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