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Sub-Surface Grid
Oh! the joys of a nice, flat, sandy place to roll.
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French Drain System being installed into a Round Corral.
A woven Geo Textile is placed on the graded surface, followed by
8 inches of compacted #57 rock, then a layer of felt Geo Textile
(showing in photo) then the Sub-Surface Grid interlocking on top.
The training surface, in this case Mortar Sand, is put into the
grid and another 6 to 8 inches on top of the grid becoming an
awesome training (and rolling) surface for the horses. This
surface configuration will not be dug up by horses, nor trench
out and always drain well. |
The finished Round Corral
Interlocking |
Product Details
Dimensions of a single panel:
2’ X 2’ square. One
layer on a pallet is 4’ x 4’. There is 16 square feet in
a layer.
Material:
recycled polyethylene,
tough and flexible joints that interlock.
Color: Black
Cross Connectors
for optimum load-bearing capabilities.
Stabilizes
footing and controls mud.
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Sub-Surface Grid is easily cut around edges |
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Dumping sand onto the grid in a run-in shed |
Sub-Surface Grid is easily installed into any shaped areas. It is
cut to size using a regular circular saw.
The grid shown I this photo is interlocked on top of the felt
Geo Textile with #57 rock compacted underneath and a woven Geo
Textile on the graded surface. Same configuration as the Round
Corral photos above. |
This is the finished Horse Exerciser with an excellent and
stable
drainage system installed. Notice that the Mortar Sand is banked
on the outside fence. The banking is very important because it
will allow the horses limbs to land level while they are
traveling at speeds in a circle.
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