Hi all
Following the recent heavy rainfall in Sydney, I am keen on redirecting water away from the house's base as much as possible. The existing drainage is insufficient, and the path currently has weed matting covered with gravel.
Unfortunately, due to council restrictions, concrete cannot be used for the path. I am considering two options:
Option A: Implement a pond liner sheeting and lay pavers (600x600) with pebbles on top.
Option B: Remove the weed mat, install aggregate pipe with Geo matting, and then lay the 600x600 pavers. Additionally, we plan to install extra pits and a gully drain to enhance water drainage.
Your input and feedback on these options would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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