Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
(OP)
I heard there is a kind of material (liquid), which can be poured over dirt, and then firms up to become a temporary road. I am looking for this kind of material, which is both low in cost and can support truck weights of approximately 15 - 25 tons.
I would appreciate if anyone knows the name of this type of material and who is the manufacturer of it?
I would appreciate if anyone knows the name of this type of material and who is the manufacturer of it?





RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
http://www.enviroseal.com/products.htm
TTFN
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
Could you provide more detail about "snake oil", where I can find more info and manufacture about it?
Thanks again
Lin
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
http://www.enviroseal.com/products.htm
seems pretty real, but obviously, you'll need to investigate as required.
TTFN
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
Thanks very much for the information, that really helps!
Lin
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
Is there any like "tape" material can be used?
What's the difference between them (pros and cons).
Thanks!
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
There are three common methods of striping...
1-conventional paint, using a traffic resistant paint (least expensive method)
2-thermoplastic paint, a thermoplastic "paint" that is melted and sprayed onto the surface (usually used for highways)
3-thermoplastic/thermosetting tape and pre-formed features that are put into place then heated to bond to surface.
Ron
RE: Temporary Road over Dirt Surface
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.