Does anyone have experience with Elastopave?

2019-07-15 09:32:26

Hello, we are currently looking for a cost-effective way to do our driveway, which is about 30m plus courtyard (total 300sqm). Paving would be too expensive, as we would have to have it done. Wanted to check if anyone has experience with Elastopave or a stone carpet and can give rough prices per sqm? Thanks in advance for your answers.

2019-07-15 10:05:53

Hello, we are currently looking for a cost-effective option for our driveway, which is about 30m plus courtyard (total approx. 300 sqm)

You have chosen a cost-effective option with the stone carpet. For the 300 sqm, I would estimate a total (extensive ground preparation is necessary) of €30,000 to €50,000. On the internet, you will also find similar prices, between €50 and €100 per sqm plus ground work.

2019-07-15 10:10:16

You have chosen an inexpensive option with the stone carpet. For the 300 sqm, I would estimate a total of €30,000 to €50,000 (extensive floor preparations are necessary).
You can also find similar prices online, between €50 and €100 per sqm plus floor work.

Yes, Elastopave was just the first one found. We have not committed to this brand.

2019-07-15 10:14:37

Is more expensive than asphalt and paving. I once saw a comparison in a road construction magazine. The earthworks, soil preparation are at least as elaborate as with paving, rather more. The subsoil must be able to absorb water. The stone carpet with stones, primer, binder is more expensive than paving, grit and sand.

2019-07-15 10:19:32

You have chosen an inexpensive option with the pebble carpet. For the 300 sqm, I would estimate a total (extensive floor preparations are necessary) of €30,000 to €50,000.
You can also find similar prices online, between €50 and €100 per sqm plus floor work.

It is more expensive than asphalt and paving. I once saw a comparison in a road construction magazine.

The earthworks and floor preparation are at least as extensive as for paving, actually more. The substrate must be able to absorb water.
The pebble carpet with stones, primer, binder is more expensive than paving, chippings, and sand.

Ok, the more I research, the more I come to this conclusion myself. Thanks for the answer. Then I guess we will stick with gravel after all.

2019-07-15 11:41:08

I would also stay if the money was there. Or the time to do it. Ours is also just gravelled and will remain so for another year.

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Does anyone have experience with Elastopave?

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