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Originally Posted by RPR
I have seen a lot tighter at campgrounds.
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X2, To me, the worse part looks to be getting the TT to the driveway and lined up with that cul-de-sac.
As for the design; I might have them curve that inside corner where the shed is at right now. Aesthetically it will look very good, plus I can guarantee you will cut that corner every time you back in, and I bet when you pull out.
Are you looking at concrete or asphalt? If concrete, I would have them roll the edges to have thicker concrete along the edges, where the TT or TV, will have a greater chance of being off the concrete.
30+ years ago my parents had a new concrete driveway installed. They did the thick edges, I think they rolled down 1 foot (maybe 8") with a piece of rebar. At the parking pad, They used wire mess. They installed 4" thick fiberglass reinforced concrete everywhere. I do not recall if wire mesh or rebar was used throughout the driveway or not. This was done based on the concrete company's recommendation.
When they backed in, they always get off the cement in the front half as they get straightened out. In back, they are parked right on the edge of the driveway. It is rock solid, No cracks. The driveway still looks 5 years old still.
We have a neighbor with a 5ver, that he stores offsite. He brings it home to load it up and parks it in his driveway. It might be there for 1-7 days at a time. He installed <4" cement, no wire mesh reinforced. Did not roll the edges. It looks ok from the street. Walk the driveway, and you can see all kinds of cracks.
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