Reducing gravel demand on a gravel driveway

Reducing gravel demand on a gravel driveway

Why gravel driveway demand is important

When creating a dream gravel driveway, the importance of gravel demand can often be overlooked. Gravel demand is the amount of gravel required in the installation of a gravel driveway and one of the biggest costs in the pricing of a gravel driveway project.

Additionally, projects where a gravel retention system is also being laid can have a higher gravel demand than those laid without one, to ensure that the grids remain hidden beneath the surface.

However, contractors and homeowners working on driveway projects that use Gravelrings gravel grids will find that their gravel demand is not as high as they might have been expecting. Lower gravel demand is where Gravelrings excels. At just 25mm deep these gravel grids have one of the lowest profile gravel retention systems on the market, which means less gravel demand and also less excavation, saving on time and importantly costs.

Using gravel to complement new builds

Traditionally, a gravel finish is associated with stately homes and premium properties with sweeping gravel driveways. However, George recognised how gravel driveways can complement new builds too, by adding a crisp, clean finish and the all-important, satisfying crunch when driven over.

What really excited George though was the reduced gravel demand Gravelrings requires in comparison to alternative gravel grids on the market. He even discovered he didn’t need to order more gravel for his next job. George is delighted with the functionality of Gravelrings, which has helped to bring his latest development vision to life.