What are Resin Bound Driveways?

Resin Bound Driveways are mixed of natural aggregate, marble or recycled glass (stone) and clear resin. During this process each particle of stone is fully covered in resin and laid immediately onto a stable base, to a smooth finish.

The finished depth of a resin bound paving surface varies between 12mm and 24mm – depending on the size and type of stone used and the application (e.g. driveway). Using a resin bound paving system allows us to combine different sizes and colours of stone, offering a wide variety of finishes.

Tarmac driveways are effective and functional until such time that they age from weathering and oxidation. At this stage, surface traveling occurs (progressive disintegration) which leaves tarmac susceptible to cracking and other weather / age related damage which is not easily repaired.

Resin bound driveways are a relatively new product on the UK market. Resin driveways are flexible, particularly in terms of colour, can be laid on top of an existing surface and are hugely resistant to extreme weather conditions, unlike tarmac driveways, which are also difficult to repair.