Filling

irishguy19772

Need to tidy up road and fence it off and out a new road around slatted shed. What would be the best filling to get?

2 or 3 inch down

How much would a truckload be?

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058339131/filling

804 is probably the best. I’d say €350-400 for a 25 ton load. But slightly guessing as it’s a while since I got any.

Aravo

You can claim vat back on drainage stone for drainage purposes of course. As long as the docket says drainage stone. Maybe the company delivered cl804 by accident.

massey 265

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058339131/filling

I would reccommend 2"down first well rolled down and then c804 again well rolled down as roadway seems a bit dirty and c804 down on top of this tends to boil up and u end up with a pure mess.

minerleague

A base of 6 inch down for new road then finer stuff on top and same stuff for top of existing road, doesn't have to be drainage stone to reclaim vat

Tonynewholland

A load of 2” stone will cover a lot more ground than a load of 804 and won’t wash away.

irishguy19772

Thanks for advice. Will go with 2 inch down. Got a price of 440 for 25 ton.

PoorFarmer

5-6" clean stone as a base if you want to get rid of all the dirt that's boiling up. Once it's settled cover it over with 2" down. It will be rough travelling over it for a few weeks until it settles but if you get it tracked in well it shouldn't be too bad.

Did this on part of my yard that was constantly dirty 3 years ago and it cured the problem 100%

50HX

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121859727#Comment_121859727

+1 on this

The longer you could leave the 2"down without driving on it the better

Vibrating roller at least