Pea Gravel Grid

Product Specifications

Product: NDS EZ Roll Gravel Paver

Unit Dimensions: 4' x 150' (3.87' x 149')

Color Options: Black, Gray, Tan, Red

Square Footage Per Roll: 577

Material Thickness: 1"

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Product Benefits

• Empty cells have a compressive strength of 57,890 psf
• Product ships in large rolls for easy roll-out
• Stakes provided with each roll
• Reduces demands put on landscape drainage system
  
• Less expensive to maintain over time than traditional hardscaping
• Permeable surfaces eliminate or reduce stormwater runoff
• Stormwater filters naturally through subsurface, reducing pollutants
• Water is conserved as gravel does not require irrigation for maintenance
• Pavers are made of 100% recycled plastic

NDS Gravel Paver Shipping Time:

NDS orders typically ship same day if the order is placed before 12:00 noon EST. Transit times displayed in the map are listed in business days, are approximate and are specific to NDS products only. Transit days can increase up to a total of 5 business days if low stock is experienced at your closest warehouse (this is vary rare). The day that the order is shipped is not counted as a transit day.

The transit times displayed on the map are for standard ground shipping.

NDS Permeable Paver Brochure

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Installation Guide & Technical Information

Download a printable version of the EZ-Roll Installation Guide

Tip: Our Gravel border edge has a L-shaped flange with a strong and uniform 90 degree edge that helps to provide a consistent edge along asphalt and gravel projects.

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Learn How To Lay A Gravel Pathway

Note: The following guide provides an overview to installing a gravel pathway without any type of grid support. For well traveled pathways that will be infilled with pea gravel installing a grid will greatly help to provide enhanced support and a great reduction in gravel migration. See the install guide above for information on installing a pea gravel pathway with grid support.

So, you have worked long and hard to have a pristine lawn only to allow anyone to trample across it destroying your flowers and grass while leaving footprints everywhere. You need a pathway that clearly states “Keep Off The Grass”.

Short of building a wall with no access anywhere, it would be easier to lay a simple gravel pathway without costing tons of money. You could spend days and hours creating a cobblestone pathway that would break the bank, or choose a pathway that is economical and easy to install.

A gravel pathway made of pebbles or crushed shells is a great-looking path that is often used in gardens located around Asia and Europe and very few skills were required to install. You can install one of these pathways in the afternoon so you can enjoy walking through your yard and enjoying your gardens without causing any damage.

Because gravel can move, you will need to install an edge to keep the gravel in place. Galvanized steel is flexible enough for the curves you might want to create. Another choice can be pressure-treated wood, cedar, bricks, plastic edging, and even cobblestone. Just make sure the gravel stops approximately 1/2 inch below the edging's top. The edging top should be flushed with your surrounding plant beds and the lawn otherwise the gravel will spill over the area. Also, you can make the pathway as wide as you like, 3 to 4 feet is average. Again, what you fill it with is your choice such as crushed shells from oysters to line the pathway, though many homeowners are now using crushed granite or lava stone.

Step One – Dig The Path's Shape

Mark off the location and shape of your pathway using a garden hose, a rope, or spray paint. You might want to consider line-marking paint so you can hold the can upside down while marking. Using a square-edged spade, remove the soil within the border to a depth of 4 inches.

Sept Two – Forming The Trench

To have the sides of the trench straight and the bottom even, use a square-edged spade. From time to time, Using a tape measure, verify the depth then smooth out the bottom with a steel rake followed by compacting the soil with a hand tamper. Your trench should be perfect.

When digging, place the soil on the tarp to make it easier to remove.

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Step Four – Compact The Stone Base

You need to dampen the stone by lightly spraying the stone pack with a garden hose or watering can. Next, use a 6 to 8-inch square hand tamper to pound the stone pack into a hard, smooth surface. Dampening the crushed stone will keep the dust down and help during the compacting process.