I have a very odd driveway that is made of crushed sandstone. I would imagine the previous owner has poured it in and compacted it at one point.
I use this driveway / carport quite a lot to park the car and drive in an out. It is located right next to my front yard lawn. Happy to post pictures if needs be.
The trouble is a lot of the sandstone ends up in the car and into the house which is not ideal and also it doesn't look good.
I don't want to turn it into concrete because I am planning to build a duplex here and want to spend too much on it.
I was hoping to pave it myself with recycled brick to save money and it also helps me learn how it is done.
Firstly I need to know if paving will be a good option for a carport / driveway and is not going to quickly move or break under the weight of the car and the pressure.
Secondly what is a good place to start and learn how to get it done properly?
The driveway is slightly higher than the land at the next door neibour but there appears to be some sort of retaining wall in place. I just have to ensure I reinforce it.
I use this driveway / carport quite a lot to park the car and drive in an out. It is located right next to my front yard lawn. Happy to post pictures if needs be.
The trouble is a lot of the sandstone ends up in the car and into the house which is not ideal and also it doesn't look good.
I don't want to turn it into concrete because I am planning to build a duplex here and want to spend too much on it.
I was hoping to pave it myself with recycled brick to save money and it also helps me learn how it is done.
Firstly I need to know if paving will be a good option for a carport / driveway and is not going to quickly move or break under the weight of the car and the pressure.
Secondly what is a good place to start and learn how to get it done properly?
The driveway is slightly higher than the land at the next door neibour but there appears to be some sort of retaining wall in place. I just have to ensure I reinforce it.