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[r1]

I have used some eggshell shaped plastic stuff that you  can but down and drive over and the grass grows through it
works well.
off to google to find out what its called

[05omegav6]

Concreting over it is no longer legal if natural drainage then that must be retained, be it gravel, the product just mentioned or grass

[tunnie]

Hence just these "strips" of gravel, everything is maintained (nearly)

Interested to see what these grass things are. They spread the load I assume? 

[MR MISTER]

A full parking area may need planning permission, that may not be granted.

Drive long enough for 2 cars? Its a pain, but you soon get used to it

It certainly is, esp when you're wife can't reverse for toffee.

[r1]

cant do links but if you google core systems driving on grass you will find it.

[05omegav6]

www.groundtrax.com/Ground-Protection

 

[tunnie]

Many thanks chaps 

Hummm grass protector? Looks like it could do the job, just need to find out if those hatches could take weight. Looks like when parked no weight would be on them, but could be passed over.

Like idea of that though, looks like could just slap that down and drive on, assuming all is ok underneath. 

Me likey 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

A full parking area may need planning permission, that may not be granted.

Drive long enough for 2 cars? Its a pain, but you soon get used to it

It certainly is, esp when you're wife can't reverse for toffee.

Or any woman.

[TheBoy]

Those grass things are often used at airstrips for parking planes where there is no concrete apron.


MrsT use the car, you use the bike. Job jobbed.

[r1]

well I have then down and I park my omega on them with no problems at all

[dbug]

Two strips of slabs?

[johnnybbad]

Is that road sign in your garden ?

funny place to put it

[Vamps]

Two strips of slabs?

Can they do that in Surrey..........

[TheBoy]

Is that road sign in your garden ?

funny place to put it

I think the tarmac is the road/close. The block paving is the drive? Going by initial post, anyway.

[Rods2]

A question in the page given below is:

Q. Do I need planning permission to install these products on my front lawn?
A. No. GrassProtecta, BodPave & TurfProtecta are all permeable paving systems and therefore are compliant with the new governmental laws regarding Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUDS)

http://www.grass-reinforcement.com/index.php/advice

The price is not going to break the bank either, as the link below should be enough for 2 x 5m car tracks. 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/BODPAVE-Pavers-plastic-reinforcement-500x500/dp/B008FYTD9C