Standartpark Vodaland Permeable Pavers - EasyPave Grass & Gravel Driveway Grid - Load Class A-D, 100% Recycled PPE Plastic Pavers, 2" Depth, 35 Sq Ft/ 14 Units, Black

For some reason, the area where my gate is going to the back yard, grass refuses to grow. It ends up being muddy. So i had gravel installed on them. However, gravel shifts when you walk on them, especially when taking the trash can out and also my yard guy's lawn mower. I thought about installing pavers, thinking they are cheap. But the prep work with putting pavers is expensive and a lot work, if i had to do it myself. This paver system is the answer I found. It comes out somewhat pricey, but the ease of installing them and the sturdiness is an advantage. I thought it was arriving wednesday, but got delivered sunday. Started work at 245pm and was done at 430pm. I ordered the 50 square feet. I was short about 6 of the pieces but I was satisfied with the result. All I needed was a rake, to move the gravel to the side, and also using my hands with good gloves. Lots of bending though, so protect your back. Attached pictures are what the area looked like with the mud, when the gravel was installed and before and after installing the paver system. Ground doesn't have to be level. Once you lay the paver, there might be some unevenness, but once you fill them with gravel, it won't even shift or move. If i had known before I laid them, I would have not attached them end to end so I can fill the needed space. If i spaced them 4 inches between pieces, the 20 pieces would have been enough for my use. Even if you don't attach them together, 1 piece will not move when gravel is laid. I know because I have one piece that is separate and it stays put. Overall, very satisfied with this purchase and I would highly recommend it.

I was parking my van in a grass back yard in winter in the PNW. They worked amazing. Grass grew through and around them but the van didn’t sink in the ground at all. Very happy with these. Easy to put together. Great value for price. The van was a 22l dodge promaster Thor sequence.

This is a great option where a concrete drive is not an option. Option to dig or not, either way will work, to park on and maintain your lawn. Easy to install. I used 6" landscape staples to anchor. We also used sand to level where needed.

These worked great for adding a gravel walkway on an incline in my back yard where previously the dirt path would get muddy, messy, and leave a lot of debris on my shoes. The hardest part was digging the recessed pathway a little over 2" deep and removing rocks & roots. Snapping the grid sections together was not very difficult, but driving in the anchors (sold separately) was the hardest part. Not only did my ground have a lot of rocks that made it difficult to pound them in, but the head of the anchors kept catching on the tops of the grids. I was able to use a flat blade to help pry them free so they could be pushed all the way down, but then I found that you have to be very careful how deep you pound them in or they easily break right through the flat base flange on the bottoms of the grids. I used 5/8" clean crushed gravel on top, which worked great, looks good, and packs down well. I would definitely recommend these, and will no doubt use them again in the future for similar applications.

I used this to stabilize a gravel driveway where I have had problems for years. A few weeks ago we had 3 1/2 inches of rain in 24 hours and I had no trouble with washing Update: now three months, and it’s doing well

We had a new gravel path on a slope that was dangerously slippy. We added these underneath and it was like night and day. Super stable to walk on now. Easy to install and just enough flex. Great product.

I had a grade in my gravel driveway that my car would loose traction in and dig ruts. These were very easy to lay and the panel to panel locks worked well. So far they seem to have resolved the traction problem. Time will tell if they hold up. My soil is rocky, so the J shaped anchors did not work well but 10" spikes seem to be keeping the panels in place. Not exactly a low cost solution but they seem effective.

I first ordered several boxes several years ago, to get my trailer’s tires off the ground contact (clumping). I used them for travel trailer (including levelers), my cargo trailer, and for putting under storage boxes. I often move them around to other locations, and they have kept their shape. The only place that might benefit from additional base (shingle, etc) would be the single panels under the travel trailer levelers. My recent order was for my truck’s carport. The currently used roofing shingles are breaking up, ruts are forming, and rain puddles. These distribute weight evenly and I have used them over grass and packed dirt. I expect I might need to respread some shingles as a base where wheels are, since I regularly drive in and out, rather than just “sit like a trailer”