TRUEGRID | PRO Plus Permeable Pavers | Designed for Roads, Parking Lots, Stables | Outdoor Pavers | 1.8" Depth, 250,000+ lb Load Class | Pack of 10 (40 Square Feet)

These grids are amazing. Have used them in a number of different areas. Had a propane leak and had to run a whole new propane line. Placed these grids on top of where the new line is buried and added the red dots to mark where the line runs then covered with gravel. No more worries about something heavy driving over the line (the line had to run along side the driveway) and puncturing it. Have used them on a very steep hill because our gravel kept washing down the hill during heavy rains. Since putting these grids down 2 years ago the gravel has not moved. Also used them along the outside edge of a paver patio so the paver blocks wouldn't move. So far no problems. Planning to install them on sharp curves along a gravel road that washes out each Spring. Hoping it will solve the wash out problem. They are expensive.

I like these are lot! Very fast to lay down...very durable....work great on hills...this really fixes my erosion issue and fairly reasonable in price...

We live near the Chesapeake Bay and erosion can be a huge issue. Anything impermeable just creates more runoff and more erosion. We needed to replace our deck steps and wanted to widen them to include tiers of 'stadium seating'. We went from a 5.5' wode stair to 20' wide stair. They jad originally been sitting on concrete and we were able to tale that out and lay down the true grid pavers with gravel instead. We dont have any concerns about structural support (im an architect and we use this type of thing for fire lanes, overflow parking, etc all the time) and the result is stunning! As a bonus we didn't have to wait for concrete to cure. We couldn't be happier!! Our contractor said they hadn't seen this type of system before but they found it easy to work with and fast to install. We just ordered another 2 boxes to lay out an area for our fire pit and chairs.

These have worked out very well. I turned them upside down to lay over my grass. But it has taken more of them than I anticipated. I just got the last 2 boxes for a total of 6 boxes. But I think this will finish my car pad. Be sure to get gardening staples because they will shift when you drive on them. My main concern now is if they will freeze and crack in the winter. Which is the main reason I bought them. If they hold up then I will be happy. Because I wasn’t looking forward to the hassle of digging up half my front yard. This way saves my lawn. I’ll take a picture or video later when I’ve finished.

It was pretty easy as I recall. It's been several years. I don't remember having any particular difficulties cutting and fitting the sheets to my area. Be sure to lay out your plan so you have the interlocking edges lined up. I park my SUV on it regularly and have had garbage trucks drive over the area with no failure.

I liked how I have a dry area that once was water and mud. Very sturdy I have a 2018 3500 Dooley which it held up to with no problem. I did have to put down 16 inch galvanized stakes because of the incline coming from the street caused the product to lift.

I used these permeable pavers as a transition to the approach apron to our workshop and as a driveway over our septic system's serial leach line between our main driveway and workshop. These pavers spread out the load, reducing the risk that moving vehicles over the septic system leach line could be damaged. These are intended to spread out the weight of things that weigh up to 70 tons, and they seem to have accomplished their job, surviving 5 heavily laden dump trucks full of dirt, a skid steer loader moving that dirt, 3 heavily laden concrete trucks delivering concrete, and miscellaneous construction vehicle movement for the workshop project. While not inexpensive, these permeable pavers did what I needed them to do: protect the ground above our septic system leach line and reduce the damage to our yard from construction equipment movement. I wish I had bought more to start. I have purchased more (direct) to widen and lengthen the Truegrid part of our driveway.

TRUEGRID PRO Plus (1.8" Depth) Permeable Pavers . I got the 1.8" as a base for a new 12x10 shed. Dug a pit filled it with gravel and put the 1.8" Pavers on top (it was a lot of work, just sounds easy). Shed got built on top of the pavers, and it is now raised off the ground, and plenty of drainage underneath. These are very easy to use and snap together easily. They can be cut (hacksaw or similar), but I had no need to cut them. I know they are expensive, but I did check out the other brands, and I was not convinced that they would last under the weight. . I am very happy with the ease of use and the solidness of the Pavers. After using these I purchased the 1" depth pavers to put on moveable deck on it. This went directly on the ground and has been working great.