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Roleystone - hills - black asphalt

Updated: Dec 22, 2020

Below are photos of an extremely steep hillside at the rear of a property where the owner requested us to install a driveway, crossover and carbays.



The surface was scraped clean of any vegetation and a 100mm thick layer of gravel/laterite/roadbase was laid, compacted and waterbound to form a hardstand surface in preparation for asphalting.




The surface was tacked with a bitumen emulsion and covered with a 25mm thick layer of 7mm granite black hotmix without any kerbing to the edges.


All material including the gravel was carted up the hillside with a Bobcat as it was too steep for a truck to use safely.


Once the majority of the asphalting was completed, part of the barrier road kerb was removed and replaced with a mountable heavy-duty grey coloured concrete kerb.


The logistics of this job were highly complex but we got there in the end much to the satisfaction of the client.



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