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Re: Geotextile Fabric
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Posted by clodhopper on January 28, 2005 at 10:26:24 from (216.240.74.82):
In Reply to: Geotextile Fabric posted by Matt Smith on January 28, 2005 at 08:13:01:
I have used the woven type on a mile section of road, in my circumstance I would of been just as well of adding an addition 3"-4" of base material and not used the fabric. The fabric I used was for heavy traffic type, the lighter non-woven fabric is a filter type fabric. The type I purchased was $.69/sq. yd. I think the main thing on any lane or road is to have it ditched well for drainage, get a good course base material down and then after it settles and you re-shape the base material, come in with a 3/4" type aggregate and keep it maintained and you should not have any trouble, unless you are biulding in a bog type material to begin with. Just my 2 cents.
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