CellPave™ 50 – Heavyweight Paving System for Commercial Parking Areas and Access Tracks

• Shell Compound, Nigeria – 22,500m²

• Arnold Clark, Glasgow – 20,000m²

• National Trust, Stourhead – 6,000m²

• West Bay Car Park, Dorset – 8,000m²

• Vauxhall Motors, Luton, – 6,400m²

• Inland Border Facility, Kent – 5,600m²

• HS2 Carpark, West Midlands – 4,300m²

• MOD Site, Berkshire – 3,800m²

• Harrow School, Harrow – 1,400m²

Also known as grass grids, gravel grids, grass and gravel stabilisation, parking grids and permeable paving, this type of product is a cost effective and environmentally responsible alternative to traditional surfaces such as tarmac and concrete.

CellPave™ 50 heavyweight permeable plastic pavers have been designed to be installed with both gravel and grassed infills. They are particularly suitable for incorporation into a SuDS compliant system and may even negate the need for water attenuation when installed on a suitable porous substrate.

CellPave 50 can be installed for use with all forms of traffic including:

• Commercial parking areas (including coaches)

• Vehicle storage areas

• Housing development roadways where larger vehicles require access

• Access Roads and Fire access routes

• Aircraft taxiways and helipads

• Pedestrian pathways

• Embankments and shoreline reinforcement

• Erosion Protection

CellPave 50 is an interlocking cellular paving grid system that can be infilled with either a gravel or grassed finish. Manufactured from 100% recycled LDPE plastic, CellPave 50 permeable grass & gravel plastic pavers are supplied per square metre. CellPave 50 grass and gravel pavers are a cost effective solution to worn and rutted grassed areas, displaced gravel and for source control of surface water run-off.

CellPave 50 paving grids are designed to be installed onto a well prepared, free-draining and relatively even surface using either a ‘Reduced-Dig System’ or by employing a full sub-base construction incorporating a geogrid reinforcement layer.

Please note that with all installations of grass pavers, it is strongly recommended that all areas should have sufficient drainage prior to installation. Failure to ensure this may result in the product not performing as intended.