Driveway Mats

[oderuyter]

I'm contending with a nasty gravel driveway - can anyone suggest a low cost solution to park my car on when cleaning, and general mud coverage, as there are patches of mud where the gravel has thinned, see pic here http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/65667-first-time-detail/#entry973334

[Pnthrblkzs]

Surely the easiest solution is to chuck more gravel down.

[Pnthrblkzs]

I like the plastic grid that rtbiscuit used in this thread, seems a more permanant solution to the travel thinning and is easy enough to DIY.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/65237-driveway-suggestions/page__hl__drive#entry966306

[spursmaddave]

[theheff]

So a japanese cement truck is your answer to the problem. Wonder what the postage is on that?

Edited December 9, 2012 by theheff

[scubapics]

I like the plastic grid that rtbiscuit used in this thread, seems a more permanant solution to the travel thinning and is easy enough to DIY.

 

http://www.350z-uk.c...ive#entry966306

 

I agree with this. You could temporarily use something like scaffolding planks to drive on. They would also double up to be used to raise the front end of the car in order to get a trolley jack under - except of course you have a gravel drive which isn't compatible with jacks.

[4RE Leather]

Well it least it's Japanese!

[rtbiscuit]

well someones put what i would say already. but it does work and works well