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| Format |
Pavers |
| Max. loading |
Cars |
| Functions |
Soil reinforcement Stormwater infiltration Turf reinforcement |
| Suitability |
Airports Car parks Caravan parks Cycle routes Driveways Fire access routes Footpaths Hardstandings Temporary car parks Verges |
| Material |
Recycled plastic |
| Characteristics |
Recycled materials UV stabilised |
| Colours |
Black |
| Dimensions (l x w x d) |
302 x 302 x 37mm (+/-2%) |
| Weight (kg/m2) |
6.6 |
CellPave® AP is a ‘no-dig’ anchored ground reinforcement paving tile that provides a cost-effective way of reinforcing existing grassed areas. It is used extensively for car parking and to reinforce grassed aircraft runways and taxiways. The grids are a much stronger alternative to roll-out meshes that are pinned into place as the grids themselves are vibrated into the ground with a vibratory roller.
Applications include driveways, access tracks, vehicle parking, airfields, helipads, parks, caravan parks farms, golf paths, grass verges and mobility paths.
CellPave® AP tiles are easy to install using a vibratory roller for placing in existing grass areas. If required, they can also be placed in soil and onto a prepared sub-base. They can also be back-filled with sand, soil or gravel.
CellPave® AP has a unique design which suppresses resurgence of mud from below. The openings ensure effective drainage. Ground anchors on the underside of the tiles ensure the best possible fixing, even in poor ground or under heavy loads. Over time, the integration with the ground also increases as the existing grass root intertwines with the tile structure
NOTE: This product should only be considered for installation into well-established grassed areas and the ground should be free-draining.
During prolonged wet weather, some muddy areas may still develop and the success of the product is very much dependent upon the bearing capacity of the existing ground.
