Ground Grid 2 years Later

[samcoffeymusic]

Love it! Still looks great! This video and the first one have been a huge help in deciding on using a groundgrid for my own driveway with a water problem. Thank you!

[daven]

Looks good. I'm glad it worked out for you. Thanks for showing us your project. When you think about it. The product is doing exactly what you would expect from it.

[MarnoRodrigo]

Wow! Good job! An intelligent choice of design and materiel

[jerrymoree]

Great looking gravel pad. This has me wanting to install in my driveway

[honestly]

Thanks so much for this update - though I haven't seen the first yet. Going there next. I've just heard of ground grid and it sounds interesting for my needs. I live in East Texas so I assume it's similar to your temperatures. Anyway, you did a beautiful job. Going to the original video right now. Thanks so so much.

[mariokajin]

For grounds/soils that have tendency to “swallow” gravel/crush stone, just put geo fabric beneath the grid. And there are similar products that have a membrane underneath the grid built in.

[brucebear]

Thank you for both videos. This helps me a LOT (I have N. Carolina red clay soil, too). Good info and well described processes. I appreciate it.

[RustyGlovebox]

Great update Matthew, looks like a well thought out project . No reason why it won't continue to do the Job

[rwyatt]

Thanks for follow up on grid. I always wonder about heavy projects if they last - your job looks great.

[davewood]

I would have expected that straight gravel with no fines to move more but it looks great.

[hmj.seward]

Glad to know this is holding up. I am looking for a system like this- easy to install and lets the water run out- this ticks a lot of the boxes.

[pjh]

What's to note here is, installation and experience. You did a great job for the application. Love it, thanks for the follow-up vid. I need somerhing like this but im in a rocky area of Northwest Arkansas so not sure if this will work but it gave me some ideas.

[DugEphresh]

Thanks for the update, looks great. Keep up the good work!

[adamgipson]

There is always Negative Nancys and Dumb Dans. Looks great!

[nevadabadger]

Greetings from Reno, Nevada. Looks great!

[ptonpc]

It's lasted really well. Hello from Scotland.

[damianmartin]

Brilliant video mate, l reckon I’m going to do this on my farm driveway.

[paulntraci]

Thank you for the update. Much appreciated.👍

[hectordiaz]

I live in Oklahoma, we have the same nasty red clay. This would work great as the base for a gravel pad to set a shed on. It looks like it would be super stable.

[georgecook]

great to hear its holding one thing I always hate you see the intial install of this but nothing to show how its held up over time. I am getting ready to do this but i am going to to it with a base and then dirt so I can grow grass ontop of it for the area to look like just like the lawn but still bae able to park my truck there as the kids are starting to drive so i need more parking area. :D