| Author | Message | ||
     Caroline Gill Member Username: Carolineg Post Number: 36 Registered: 05-2009 |
I would be interested to hear peoples experiences for/against membranes...We put a 'cheap' arena down and are having to do work to the base which has compacted and formed a barrier to stop water reaching the drains. When we redo this part should we put a membrane down before our sand and rubber mix surface? I have heard mixed reports of membranes rising and creating problems and those people saying they are necessary to prevent drains clogging.... | ||
| Trevor Wear Member Username: Trevor_wear Post Number: 49 Registered: 02-2011 |
We have belvoir rubber strip which we HIGHLY reccomend. But you do have to have a good base and membrane which is essential. The belvoir system is superb and we have had it three years with no maint reqd.It has never let us down. | ||
| Helen Bridges Member Username: Dobbin Post Number: 29 Registered: 08-2009 |
belvoir rubber strips are brill,sadley out of my budget ,i ended up with woodchip ,the type that they use to fuel power stations,cheap and low main. | ||
| Elma Ball Member Username: Emb Post Number: 1 Registered: 06-2012 |
Advice & suggestions for an outdoor arena surface suitable for carriage driving. Most economical and low maintenance . Any ideas please. |