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How To Build RV Pads With Tru Grid Paving For RV Park Road and Pad Construction
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
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That is A LOT of plastic! Is there a follow-up video showing it with the rock?
Thanks for posting this information -- thumbs up. 👍
May God bless you & your family.
thanks! and yes it is! Yes we have some coming out check the channel and subscribe of course! :)
That looks super good!
thanks!
looks great nice job
Thanks @thebhiverv
Wise addition and good tax move I would think.
building and adding value is always really good. :)
as long as people come stay and you make money of course! :)
What's underneath it? Just ground? So this setup doesn't stop rising damp at all?
hi there we have a specific paving scope I can go look at it. What is rising damp?
sites are too crammed together
hi. Are you speaking from experience or just an observation?
@@RVParkProfits experience, but following your channel to see how it all turns out
@@RandomStuff-zt6qf its turning out fine.
Do you think this would work on a clay type soil ?
No they have a design with a specific sub grade. Consult your supplier.
cheaper than concrete?
um... WAY cheaper haha. I almost cussed to prove my point. ;)
What dimensions are most of your spots?
40 x 14
What was them estimated price
hi for what? Get detailed.