Gravel Retaining Grid

Product Specifications

Product: NDS EZ Roll Gravel Paver

Unit Dimensions: 4' x 150' (3.87' x 149')

Color Options: Black, Gray, Tan, Red

Square Footage Per Roll: 577

Material Thickness: 1"

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Product Benefits

• Empty cells have a compressive strength of 57,890 psf
• Product ships in large rolls for easy roll-out
• Stakes provided with each roll
• Reduces demands put on landscape drainage system
  
• Less expensive to maintain over time than traditional hardscaping
• Permeable surfaces eliminate or reduce stormwater runoff
• Stormwater filters naturally through subsurface, reducing pollutants
• Water is conserved as gravel does not require irrigation for maintenance
• Pavers are made of 100% recycled plastic

NDS Gravel Paver Shipping Time:

NDS orders typically ship same day if the order is placed before 12:00 noon EST. Transit times displayed in the map are listed in business days, are approximate and are specific to NDS products only. Transit days can increase up to a total of 5 business days if low stock is experienced at your closest warehouse (this is vary rare). The day that the order is shipped is not counted as a transit day.

The transit times displayed on the map are for standard ground shipping.

NDS Permeable Paver Brochure

Download a printable version of the NDS permeable paver brochure

Installation Guide & Technical Information

Download a printable version of the EZ-Roll Installation Guide

Tip: Our Gravel border edge has a L-shaped flange with a strong and uniform 90 degree edge that helps to provide a consistent edge along asphalt and gravel projects.

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How To Install A Gravel Driveway

Note: The following information pertains to an installation of a basic gravel driveway. If you are installing the NDS EZ Roll Gravel Paver please refer to the instruction guide above for product specific installation instructions.

A gravel driveway will complement any home design, offers low maintenance, and is quite easy for anyone to install on their own. We will guide you through the basic steps to help you install your new driveway.

A gravel driveway will give you a classic look that will give you n attractive look to your surroundings as well as appeal to your guests. Gravel is one of the most popular materials for driveways versus other materials. Concrete or bricks usually require professional assistance but you can install them yourself if you have some experience with these materials without paying a consultant or hiring a skilled labor force.

Steps For Creating A Successful Gravel Driveway

1) Stake out the pathway for your driveway starting from the curb to the very end. The end might be a garage or other structure that houses your vehicle. Otherwise, you decide where the pathway should end.

2) Clear all grass and topsoil from the staked or marked-off area. If you cannot manually do it, hire a bulldozer and operator to complete this step.

3) Calculate the cubic yards of gravel you will need for all three layers. Now that you have cleared the pathway for the driveway, you have to calculate the amount of stone you will need. You have to determine the number of cubic yards for each layer. To begin with, measure the length and width of the driveway laid out in feet. Multiply the length and width together to find get the square footage of the driveway. In other words, if the length is 15 feet and the width is 10 feet, your driveway will be 150 square feet. Now, multiply that number by the applicable depth for each layer and get the number of cubic feet of stone you'll need for each layer. The recommended height for each layer is around four to six feet. If you want a 4-inch layer, divide the square footage by 3, which is one-third of a foot.

Once you have calculated the required volume of stone in cubic feet, convert that number into cubic yards by dividing by 27 as there are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard. The 150-square-foot, from our example, is 50 cubic feet or around 1.8 cubic yards which is 50 divided by 27 per layer. You will need approximately 1.4 tons of stone per cubic yard and add 4 percent for compaction. Therefore, 1.8 times 1.4 times 1.04 will equal your total order of stones in tons for one layer.

6) The base layer of gravel must be spread and compacted. Once you have spread the six-inch stones over the driveway area in a single interlocking manner, you need to bring in the bulldozer with its roller to compact the stones. Then drive over the base layer several times with your vehicle as long as you feel it will not harm your tires. The purpose is being, to pack the crushed rocks into the soil in order to form a strong foundation for the driveway.

7) Now comes the middle layer with 2 to 3-inch stones. If you are lucky, the delivery truck might spread the stones for you. Either way, the edges of the driveway are going to need some added care. Clean up the perimeters with a shovel or rake.

8) Bring in the gravel for the surface. This is an important step to assist the drainage of rainwater. Grade the stones so they peak in the middle but slightly incline along the edges. Once in a while, you might have to clean up the edges. All in all, your gravel driveway should be completed and intact for a very long time and require very little maintenance.