we are having our sad old asphalt driveway replaced. we have heard that pressed concrete is very slippery in the wet and that block paving tends to get moss growing on it. any advice will be appreciated. the driveway is north facing and on an incline.
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Depending on how steep the slope is,how about concrete coarsely-tamped ?
My father had his drive replaced a couple of years ago,and had it tamped so as to deliberately leave a rippled surface,rather than have it too smooth (my mother falls over easily - normally without drink
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My father had his drive replaced a couple of years ago,and had it tamped so as to deliberately leave a rippled surface,rather than have it too smooth (my mother falls over easily - normally without drink
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OK I went to the estate agents to look at houses with south facing driveways only to find they all have north-facing back gardens! I asked them if I could have a house with both the drive and the garden at the back and facing south and they said ok but the drive will not necessarily connect with the road!
We would like to have something a bit more decorative.
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