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Solution for the occasional passage of vehicles on the turf in pictures

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It is possible to plant trees under pavement and be confident that they will grow to maturity. CU-Structural soil® can be used as both a foundation for sidewalks and as a substrate for trees, meeting the requirements of both engineers and arborists. This mix, developed by Cornell University in 1995 under the trade name CU-Soil®, has been successfully used in Canada since 1997. Maximal density: 2100 kg/m³.

The CU-soil® also provides a good foundation for grass surfaces that may be driven on occasionally by heavy vehicles.

Limited quantity available in:

Alfred
Boucherville
Charny
Laval

Details and specifications:

Sidewalk street tree planting detail
Sidewalk planting bed with tree detail
Load-bearing grass
CU-soil® specifications

Literature

CU-structural soil® – A comprehensive guide
Installation guidelines
Canadian references
Calculation of the soil volume
Using CU-Structural Soil in an urban environment
Managing Stormwater for Urban Sustainability Using Trees and Structural Soils
The why’s and how’s of using CU-Structural soil® to grow trees in pavement

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