Gravel stabilizer from CORE DRIVE

 CORE GRASS Reinforcement Plastic Grid are laid over a stone subbase prior to the installation of the lawn. For areas that are frequently utilized, they are the most effective long-term solution. The honeycomb grid design of CORE GRASS reinforcement grids gives the appearance of a grass paver while also providing excellent stability, grass protection, and sustainable drainage. CORE GRASS can be applied to landscapes or hardscapes.

CORE GRASS, in contrast to other plastic grass grids, has the strength to withstand heavy traffic. Installation is made simple by the sheets' manageable size and proprietary interlocking system. CORE GRASS 40 and CORE GRASS 50 are the two grass reinforcement grids that are available.

CORE GRASS 40 - For Light Commercial Use The Core Grass 40 is appropriate for light commercial use. The recycled high density polyethylene (HDPE) used to make the panels makes them extremely strong and long-lasting. To stop rutting and grid lift from occurring in your grass parking area, the panels can be clipped together to form a solid base. The area retains its natural appearance because the grid does not impede the grass's natural growth.

Heavy-Duty Commercial Use of CORE GRASS 50 The CORE GRASS 50 can withstand heavy-duty commercial use (HGV through traffic). Due to the additional depth, this grid, which is constructed from the same material as the CORE GRASS 50, can withstand this heavier traffic. The most common applications for CORE GRASS 50 are for HGV access, yards, and farming areas. The panels simply slot together and lock in place to prevent any separation while allowing for ground heave, making installation simple thanks to its unique clipping mechanism.


A natural porous paving system is core drive gravel stabli ser. Grass Grid is added to interlocking panels of hexagonal cells to make a surface that is good for the environment and cheap. CORE DRIVE, in contrast to aggregates, will not sink or migrate. Several erosion control, earth retention, slope protection, and stability issues can also be addressed with it.

It can be used in a lot of places, like parks, gardens, cycle paths, parking lots, and access roads. It is also suitable for use as Su DS (sustainable drainage systems) compliant porous paving for drainage and as an ADA-compliant surface for pedestrians, bicycles, and wheelchairs. CORE DRIVE 40-30 is a grid that is meant to be installed on flat, daily-trafficked residential driveways.

Heat-welded to the grid's underside is a high-quality weed membrane, making it DDA compliant and completely porous. Because it is the gravel grid in our collection with the lowest price, it is ideal for projects that need to stay within a limited budget without sacrificing quality.

CORE DRIVE 50-30 is the most popular grid in the UK and was designed to blend in with the gravel. It can withstand all domestic traffic, including the occasional larger delivery vehicle, because it was made specifically for domestic drives and access roads. It can accommodate any aggregate with a diameter of up to 20 mm and can be used on slopes up to 1 in 10 (10 percent gradient).Large sheet with dimensions of 1200 x 2400 mm

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