Trails, forest roads and visitor parking that let rain into the ground and keep the landscape natural

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Garden City University, Bengaluru: gravel road through scrub woodland on the 30 mm grid

What we supply

S2 stone chip or gravel for nature trails, forest and estate roads, and visitor parking: local stone locked in the cells, firm underfoot and open to rain.
S3 grass and soil for overflow parking, ranger access and picnic lawns that stay green.
S1 cement-treated gravel on steep grades and at service yards, where loose chips would move.
S6 top-covered mats for temporary access to work sites and events, lifted afterwards.

Why it is used

Rain soaks in where it falls: no sealed surface and no runoff cutting into the slopes.
The cells hold the gravel in place, so trails keep their shape through the monsoon instead of rutting and washing out.
A natural finish in local stone or grass, with no concrete or asphalt in the landscape.
S2 opens the same day; S1 takes trucks at 7 days, once cubes reach 2 MPa. The grid is made from recycled plastic.

Reference

Garden City University, Bengaluru (gravel road through woodland); coffee estate road, Chikkamagaluru (soft ground on a slope); gravel road in hilly, steep terrain near Nasik; access roads across the Rann of Kutch.

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