Victor, I remove the mulch, level the grade and put down 3-4" of
granite? (layered, dampened and tamped with roller) That would give me a
lip on the brick of about 2-3". I had 2 people respond directly to me
(offline ng) and said they got ruts because of poor drainage. I want to
do this for ADA but I don't want to kill myself as its a volunteer job
to build goodwill and reputation and future orders.
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J. Kolenovsky

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J Kolenovsky wrote:
On top of this mulch, I will place 1'x4"X4" brick. That gives me 6
inches to play with. I could remove the mulch and put 2 inches of pea
gravel and then 4 inches of granite, wet and tamp down with roller.(i=
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You absolutely should remove the mulch, you don't want decomposing stuf=
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underneath the granite. Granite by itself has excellent drainage, you
don't need pea gravel.
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