🤣 is the layer water sealed?! Have fun, when the water stands in the pattern… fool

Too much work

“Sorry, it’ll cost the city too much money to lay down pieces of plastic under the roads, you’ll just have to swerve to avoid the 12 inch deep potholes” _woop woop_ “do you know why I pulled you over?” “No, why?” “You looked like you had one too many beers.”

Still makes me laugh americans use yards 😂

Wouldn't it be easier to backfill with stone as you built the wall? That way it will compact more efficiently instead of dumping 4 feet of rock which needs the loader?

People waste perfectly good useful land

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You are fking awesome! I'm in a wheelchair and I need to have my base cabinets with pull out "trays" , but I live in an apartment!!

Dumb question but how does water escape with that weed liner?

How about in the rain and snow

WHY? JUST WHY?

I thought they were going to lay concrete as the final step. This would never work in the pacific Northwest.

putting plastic directly into the ground, nice. Weed barrier decays into a massive pain, and disperses plastics as it breaks down, and as it decays it becomes harder and harder to remove. however that probably isn't an issue with a driveway, still lots of plastic 🫤

The 2 best things about these driveways are getting paid to rip them out and nobody has them installed twice. That grid system lasts about as long as you don't use it like a normal person would use a driveway. About as durable as a cardboard bathtub.

Use fast setting "hot"mud to fill the gap first, and for then taping with mesh.

This guys a little stupid that’s not a skid loader

Looks expensive

Para muchos fuera de USA sus construcciones no parecen "curiosas". Consumen un montón de recursos para hacer algunas cosas que hasta para el mal llamado "tercer mundo" son chapuzas.

cool idea, but if you wanted to grow there some day, it might be hard with the micro plastics ?

Bro has a whole parking structure in front of his house. The parties must go bananas

What kind of kneepads are those?

For the low, low cost of your entire bank account.

Too much fucking work.

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Stone driveways are far sexier

Must of been there allllllll day using a stand up 😂 that ain't no skid loader

But why though? Like, what's the point of this? I don't understand why anyone would need a barely permeable driveway.

How much did that cost?

broke boi cant afford cement

I saw this and was like "how are we supposed to snowblow that?" before remembering some people live in snow-free locations

your finished product looks like dogshit

Boy bye!!!

The propane torch to light the fire was the crowning touch! Great job, Brent! 🔥

Well i thought maybe i was missing something, but after reading others comments I wasn't, guy probably made enough money from youtube to replace with asphalt when owner called screaming

It's pronounced "composite " not "composite "

permeable? but theres like a layer of waterproof plastic beneath it?xD

Thks

Good lord just pave it at that point

If you're worried about weeds, just sprinkle Preen over the gravel every 6 months and it'll keep them away. Safe for kids and pets.

Why not just make it concrete

“Yard debris receptacle” - green bin.

Bruh, at that point just pour concrete. That driveway is going to last 2-3 years before it needs more gravel to fill and tamp. Not to mention all the rocks all over the place; stuck in your tire tread, all over the garage, spilling out into the street, in the yard etc. Gravel driveways should only be used for long driveways in rural areas.

Wouldn't it be more permeable if there was no weed barrier ? 🤔

it doesn't worth it, imo

Now pour resin over it

What stops water from going between the joist and the panel but at the bottom of each joist? Seems like water would run between these two edges and be trapped at the bottom of each joist?

So, the concrete is just laying on top of soil with no foundation underground or did I miss something?

Take the cheapest drive way system and makes it more complicated and expensive than a concrete one

Nice wk! I am a tile setter and doing same. I am using your video as a guide. How does the mortar you used adhere to the red guard? I have always used a thinset with polymer for bathroom tile.

garbage.... complete garbage.