20 October 2022
Duncan House , 142 Thornes Lane , Thornes, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, WF2 7RE
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The permeability features of Grasscrete and Grassblock grass paving directly address SuDS issues. Hard landscaped areas can often provide high volumes of rain run-off into the sewer network especially during heavy flash floods. A more permeable grass paving mitigates surface water run-off and its implications for the local storm water network.
Grass Concrete offers two types of grass paving system called Grasscrete and Grassblock. The larger developments favour cast-on site Grasscrete for car parking projects suitable for heavy-duty trafficking. For housing developments, the easy to install precast Grassblock offers a permeable grass paved driveway with the maximum possible green space in what is typically hard landscaped areas.
Cast on site Grasscrete or precast Grassblock provide durable alternatives to achieve maximum and sustainable grass cover. Both Grasscrete and Grassblock offer substantial capacity for soils and root systems to promote maximum grass coverage. Both systems are ready to be infilled with top-soil and appropriate grass seeds to suit the environment and provide durable alternatives to achieve maximum and sustainable grass cover.
Grass Concrete Ltd enjoys the benefit of offering both concrete and plastic varieties of grass permeable paving and operates a strict fit for purpose policy.Where heavy-duty and load bearing vehicles require fire access roads, then Grasscrete is essential over plastic systems. For light trafficked areas plastic Grassroad is suitable for secondary parking in driveways and grass verge hardening and embankments.
Wakefield based Grass Concrete Ltd are experts in external works and grass landscaping with installations big and small. Talk to the experts of 50 years to find out more. https://www.grasscrete.com/
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