We undertake Permeable block paving, hard landscaping, soft landscaping, driveways, patios, pathways, gardens, using Tobermore products in Exeter Devon. 

 

THIS PROJECT IS UNDER PERMEABLE DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION, CLICK HERE TO VIEW DAY 7-9 IMAGES.

Day 10

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Laying of the permeable driveway paving blocks

Brushing in the permeable infill

The 3mm clean stone infill id brushed into the joints of the permeable driveway block paving units and a wacker passed over the top to vibrate the stone tight and iron out any minor high spots.

Recessed paving tray

One of two recessed paving trays is installed to the correct heights and levels, the tray is squared off to suit the laying pattern.

The tramp gets moved

This is a first, I've never experienced any onsite squatter parking a caravan on my unfinished works, I'm afraid this eye sore will be in most of my images from here on. I will ask the client that I return once the project has finished and they have moved in.

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The entire permeable block paving surface is washed to remove the pink dust from the 3mm infill grit.

Day 11 

Entrance of permeable driveway Silverton

As I mentioned in previous pages, i have broken the large permeable driveway project into two sections, the second part of the permeable driveway near Tiverton commences.

Passive house with permeable driveway

The same permeable installation applies to part two, 40mm clean stone from sub grade to the start of the 200mm sub base.

 

Passive house Tiverton with permeable driveway

Two consolidated layers of 100mm each layer with 20mm clean stone 

Siverton permeable driveway

The upper screed course consists of 40mm of 6mm clean stone consolidated.

Silverton, Tiverton permeable driveway

A panoramic view of the permeable driveway project in Devon

THIS PROJECT IS ON GOING, PLEASE RETURN SOON TO VIEW DAILY PROGRESS.

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  • Hello Kerry. This was an excellent blog, are you going to do an update showcasing the final pictures?

  • Thanks Dean...... I have some what had the wind knocked from my sails with this blog, I'm sorry but I cant comment any further..... the finished driveway images will be uploaded with in a day or two.

    Kerry

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