Posted by James22 on June 21, 2009 at 14:01:59 from (207.179.239.55):
In Reply to: Building a driveway posted by Bob seND on June 21, 2009 at 13:26:25:
I kept pouring C6 to mine which resulted in a good summer base, but in the early spring it rutted pretty bad. Finally got serious and had crushed milled concrete/asphalt from a road project delivered and spread. Probably 6-12 inches deep. Don't need to worry about full season access now, but wouldn't suggest this method to build a good lane. I would remove the top soil layer, and put down large rock over a fabric mesh until the lane is slightly higher than the surrounding area. Cover the large rock with crushed white rock and you will have a fine, attractive access lane.
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