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O.k. sorry for the daft question but does anyone know what the proper name is for the rubber stuff that you can lay down and let grass grow through but it stops cars sinking into the ground? It's usually round or hexagonal shaped matting type stuff, anyone kows it would be helpful tried searching on Google and all it comes up with is stuff for horse stables!
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grasscrete is the concrete version..err if thats any help
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just looked on their website - grasscrete . com and it says in plastic or concrete so i guess thats your stuff...
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ebay,s got this but it aint cheap

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TURF-REINFORCE...1%7C240%3A1318
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O.k. sorry for the daft question but does anyone know what the proper name is for the rubber stuff that you can lay down and let grass grow through but it stops cars sinking into the ground? It's usually round or hexagonal shaped matting type stuff, anyone kows it would be helpful tried searching on Google and all it comes up with is stuff for horse stables!
Cannot remember name of it but i know it was made by ICI when we layed it at Worksop outdoor some years ago.
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that stuffs a nightmare when the grass get worn down to it!
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the ones we use ar a company called/product ground guard or guards. Its used at most big outdoor exibitions
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Thanks peeps, the stuff on ebay is looks too thin but thanks for that one anyway, I'll look up the others, cheers.
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