My first answer was no definitely not as this would not be a long term solution. Turning on the grass would cause the grass to raise up, rip fibres up and generally be unsuitable for a surface under a car- no matter how good the sub base!
I advised the client that if they were going for a green look then stabilisation grids or a cellular system with real grass sown in the holes would be an effective solution for a 'natural' and green look drive. A bit like the ones below found on pavingexpert.com
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| Grass filled plastic cells |
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| Turfstone by Tobermore |
I then thought, I wondered if anyone has used artificial grass successfully on a drive and proceeded to look on Houzz and found the following driveways from the USA that had used artificial grass in the driveway design:
They actually look very effective. What do you think? Will these take off in the UK?
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