Laying guidelines
Laying of draining gravel
Laying guidelines
Steps for laying gravel with Green Ways® binders.
The stabilization of soil using Green Ways® solutions allows for the creation of eco-friendly and high-performance pavements, ensuring excellent wear resistance and reduced dust emissions. Below are general guidelines for proper laying; however, each project must be assessed and verified on-site and in the laboratory by specialized technicians.
Art Pave®: application method and procedures
- Cover edges or delicate areas to prevent them from getting stained by the wet material.
- Pour the dry gravel, with a particle size of 2 to 10 mm, into a pan mixer, adding the binder percentage determined in the laboratory, and mix until a homogeneous blend of the constituents is achieved.
- Once mixing is complete, simply lay the treated material on the ground and, after positioning and screeding it, compact it using a manual roller weighing approximately 70 kg for the indicated thickness. For optimal laying, it is recommended to install edge restraints around the area before laying the treated gravel. Do not apply the binder in the presence of rain, high humidity, or on wet/damp surfaces.
- Allow everything to dry for 72 hours before making it accessible to traffic.
Disclaimer
Exclusion of liability
The information provided above is for general guidance only and does not constitute binding technical specifications. The adoption of the described procedures must be assessed on a case-by-case basis and adapted to site conditions. Green Ways® and its representatives assume no responsibility for any discrepancies or issues arising from the incorrect application of the suggested techniques.
The suitability and compatibility of the proposed solutions must be verified through an on-site technical inspection by qualified professionals before implementation, as well as through laboratory testing of the aggregates at a certified facility.
Any liability for damages, defects, or unsatisfactory results arising from the application of these guidelines is solely the responsibility of the contractor.