Concrete vs pavers

Discussion in 'Repairs & Maintenance' started by John Faughner, 1st Jan, 2019.

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  1. John Faughner

    John Faughner Member

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    i have an old property (rented out) in northern suburbs of Adelaide. Some bright spark (before me) put a large shed in backyard, with manual roller shutter door. the shed is placed on dirt (no floor) and in order to get to. Shed you drive in driveway & haveto drive over grass to get to shed entry. I am considering putting in paving or concreting as current state is not acceptable to me.I will get quotes, but given age of property, don’t want to spend too much as in long run it will be demolished & subdivided. It is not a large area, so what is recommendations, paving or concrete (or anything else for that matter)?
     
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    If you’re going to demo in the future, what about gravel or compacted crushed granite?
     
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    Compacted gravel in shed. 2 ribbons of slabs to drive on to get there.
     
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    Propertunity, 1st Jan, 2019
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