Gravel Stabilization Tile URBANIT

Reference: URBANITGRA10000

Compatible Driveways and parking spaces Aggregate Stabilisation modules Aggregate modules

Aggregate stabiliser module. Compatible with all URBANIT stabilisation modules.

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Description

Interlocking system to ensure maximum stability of adjoining modules.

The structure of the pavers has the ability to absorb the effects of expansion, preventing them from lifting.

100% recycled black polyolefin module to use with 15x15x6 cm blocks and fill with aggregate. Use this product to create water-permeable car parks, access roads, footpaths, etc. URBANIT® modules are easy to lay and bring creativity to urban space design with the opportunity to create a combination of finishes.

Made in France.

10 year warranty

Iso9001

Iso14001

label MORE.

Information sorting

Recycled material.

FDES

Keypoints

Optimal and natural drainage of rainwater.

Quick and easy to lay.

Documentation

Technical data sheet

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Gravel stabilization tile URBANIT

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Technical characteristics

Height in mm:

Length in mm:

476

Width in mm:

319

Color:

Black

Material:

Recycled polyolefin

Usable area in SQM:

0,1518m2 i.e 6,5876 blocks for 1m2

Weight KG:

0,93kg i.e 6,12kg/m2

Number per pallet:

138

Stackable:

Yes

Packing:

Pallet of 138 parts i.e 20.9484 m2

Installation and Application

Fill with crushed aggregate graded between 5 mm (min.) and 16 mm (max.).

The Urbanit® range is not designed for intensive use by heavy goods vehicles. Do not use with hot asphalt.

Can be cut using a disc cutter. Where necessary, modules can be driven on before filling to facilitate unloading of aggregate. Can be laid on gradients of up to 2%

a question?

Our landscaping experts have the answers

1. Why lay a geotextile membrane beneath the aggregate?

The geotextile separates the distinct sub-layers of the soil. This makes it possible to separate sand from aggregate, for example. The geotextile membrane also prevents weeds from growing in the gaps between the gravel.

2. Is it essential to use stabilisation modules?

The use of an aggregate stabilisation module is essential to avoid the creation of ruts by vehicles entering and leaving a garage repeatedly, for example.

3. How much aggregate should be added above the level of the stabilisation module?

A 2 cm top layer of 5/15 or 8/16 driveable aggregate should be added to ensure that all the cells are totally filled. Once the aggregate has been poured into the stabilisation module, it should no longer be possible to see the module itself.