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dog run surface

depadz · 2006-10-09 10:28:54

have a dog run built for last year or so. surface is basically layers of stone so drainage is very good on it. I had a few cm's of sand on of the stone - does not work too well.. sand gets everywhere (dogs have access from run into a shed via a dog flap). Anyone any recommendations for surfaces? Pehaps those rolls of fake…

09-10-2006 10:28am

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depadz

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have a dog run built for last year or so.
surface is basically layers of stone so drainage is very good on it.
I had a few cm's of sand on of the stone - does not work too well.. sand gets everywhere (dogs have access from run into a shed via a dog flap).

Anyone any recommendations for surfaces? Pehaps those rolls of fake grass or something?

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#2 09-10-2006 4:17pm

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No idea how much fake grass costs but patio slabs are easier but you might have to shift the gravel first.

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