Parking Camper On New Driveway Question
Hi All, I just had an asphalt driveway poured at my house, its soft so Im waiting to drive on it for a week or so. I have parked my camper on the old driveway for 12 years on 3x8 blocks but the contra...
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Asphalt Concrete doesn't cure like Portland Cement Concrete, so as soon as it's cooled down, it won't get any stronger.
The wider the pads you place it on the better. The problem with plywood is unless you get the very expensive marine plywood, it delaminates quickly if left out in the weather. Thickness does count but your camper isn't that heavy so a foot or two of wood under each leg should be plenty to protect the Asphalt.
The wider the pads you place it on the better. The problem with plywood is unless you get the very expensive marine plywood, it delaminates quickly if left out in the weather. Thickness does count but your camper isn't that heavy so a foot or two of wood under each leg should be plenty to protect the Asphalt.
