Resin Bound Driveways
The resin bound finishes create a fantastically smooth surface of natural stones in plain or mixed colours of varying textures.
This can be overlaid on existing or new concrete or tarmac to create beautiful drives, paths, car parks for a finish that is truly amazing with little or no maintenance required.
The use of dried aggregates bonded in resin appeared on the UK market around twenty. The advances made in epoxy and polymer resins have led to advanced systems that cater for all types of commercial and domestic applications.
The stunning colour shades available give a great alternative to paving or tarmac finishes and can be selected to blend in with the surrounding area. NO PLANNING PERMISSION NEEDED AS IT IS A PERMEABLE PAVING SOLUTION. The market for this type of finish increases year on year as specifiers for new build and restoration work acknowledge the extra choices that are now available to them.
Naturally coloured and dust-free aggregates are bonded with a resin and applied to concrete or tarmac, fixing in place the material whilst leaving no layer of loose chippings to give the effect of gravel but without the hassle of gravel moving about. We have over twenty standard colours and grades available that when used either individually or blended together on site create a pallet of colours for you to choose from.
With the new possibilities all can be laid with underfloor/driveway heating systems. Making this also a great feature to internal floors , pool surrounding. so contact us today to arrange a no hassle free quotation.
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Visually stunning resin surfacing
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Durable and super hard-wearing
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Smooth finish with no loose stones
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No messy site excavations
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Naturally drains water
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High-quality material
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UV stable
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Better traction for cars and pedestrians
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Low maintenance
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Anti-slip gravel finish
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10x more eco-friendly than concrete
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Minimal fade and discolour
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Massive range of aggregates and colours
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SuDS compliant
WHY YOU SHOULD CHOOSE RESIN SURFACING OVER BLOCK PAVING, CONCRETE AND TARMAC:
