Protect Your Gravel —
Add Weed Membrane
Add Weed Membrane
- Extends the life of your decorative stone
- Improves drainage and reduces muddy areas
- Saves time, effort, and long-term maintenance costs
- Stops weeds from growing through gravel
- Prevents stones from sinking or mixing with soil
Weed Membrane Installation Guide
Prepare the Ground
Clear and level the area.
Lay the Weed Membrane
Roll out evenly across the surface.
Secure in Place
Fix with ground pegs.
Add Your Covering
Finish with gravel or stone.
Why Choose Gravel Stabilisation Grids
- Stops gravel movement
Prevents rutting, spreading, and sinking - Load-bearing strength
Supports vehicles, driveways, and parking areas - Stable walking surface
Safe for pedestrians, bikes, and wheelchairs
- Permeable drainage
Prevents puddles and surface water build-up - Low maintenance
No constant raking or topping up gravel - Long-lasting durability
Protects gravel layer and base structure
How to use gravel grid to stop gravel migration
Prepare the Ground
Mark the area, excavate to required depth, then install and compact a solid sub-base (MOT Type 1 or similar).
Level & protect
Apply a thin leveling layer of sharp sand and lay weed membrane.
Install grids
Place and connect the grid panels evenly across the prepared surface.
Fill with gravel
Fill cells with angular gravel and level slightly above the grid.
Graphite Grey Welsh Slate Chippings 20mm
The smaller of two sizes of grey slate chippings. A neutral graphite coloured slate quarried of Wales. Also available... Graphite Grey Welsh Slate Chippings 40mm
From £4.32
To £183.60
In stock
The smallest size of graphite grey slate chippings. This slate is an environmentally friendly by-product from the Welsh roofing slate industry. Alternative names for this slate are sometimes used like Grey Slate or Charcoal Grey Slate. It's a neutral dark grey colour so won't distract from its surroundings when laid. There is a possibility that mixed in with the grey slate there might be the odd piece that is a different colour. Sometimes this may even be in the same piece of slate. The 20mm grade is the more popular of the two sizes for use on driveways and paths as it tends to bed down and knit together making it an ideal surface for walking on. It's also often used for water features, ponds, screescapes, borders, mulching and general decorative landscaping. The approximate length of the chippings ranges between 10-30mm. The recommended depth for laying is roughly 30-40mm. Also available... Graphite Grey Welsh Slate Chippings 40mm
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