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Fri, Apr 28, 06 at 9:59
If I lived in a warmer climate (and soon it may be) I would replace my driveway in a heartbeat. I wonder if there's any material I can use that will:
I'm thinking even if there's something that could handle the first 3, the last one would be a deal-breaker. My driveway is 150 feet long. Half of it is asphalt and half concrete. The 20 feet or so at the end slope down to the street. Your thoughts? |
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- Posted by hoghaven_duluthmn z4 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 28, 06 at 17:08
| Here's a link that has information on types of driveways (i.e. tar and chip) and automatic snow melt systems (yeah, right--perhaps I could afford a hairdryer) http://landscaping.about.com/od/drivewaysandwalkways1/a/driveway_types .htm Duluth has some great cobblestone streets. When there are frost heaves (like in July) they are easily repaired. A 20% grade is steep, even by Duluth standards. Great sledding though. |
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