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Comments (3)hi..just check online with local council first as I'm sure planning permission is now needed for tarmac/ paved drives .however gravel is ok as rain soaks through (someone correct me if I'm wrong!) we chose gravel with a strong weed control membrane underneath..you could cut a cross in the membrane for planting. Good luck...See Moredriveway please
Comments (2)Hi There, have you been able to made up your mind ? I myself hesitate in between Tarmac and Asphalt. I have found this useful article if it helps : https://tarmacdriveways.ie/key-differences-tarmac-vs-asphalt-driveways/...See MoreDriveway help needed
Comments (5)I agree, try and add some grass, a few easy to maintain shrubs, and a little fence or wall around it so it doesn't look like your in the middle of a car park. Might be worth replacing or updating the fence on the right too. Keep the drive just big enough for the cars you're parking. Our neighbour had some resin laid, looked great a first but looks a bit tired now. We went with Beamish cobble in a charcoal colour which has aged well and I think would suit your property...See MoreShared driveway - Complicated.
Comments (12)The fence/partition will go perpendicular to the garage ie down the line of my boundary as outlined in my deeds and indicated in my rough sketch, thus between mine and neighbour's parking spots. With a slight return so I can have some privacy from the gawping neighbour every time I go into my garage. The only shared part is approx 2m wide strip along all the back doors for vehicle access as indicated in the sketch. The other neighbours seem quite capable of not using my private park area to reverse /drive over as evidenced by tyre-marks during the snowy period. Incidentally my aggressive neighbour did not take his car out ONCE during the snow knowing that his use of my parking area for access would be clearly evident to all with his tyre marks. Anyhoo - I think I've picked up a couple of ideas for unifying the whole area if I use similar plantings/trellises etc on both sides and I will eventually mark my parking area with gravel or paving and then some sort of pathway across it....See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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