How much is resin bound paving?
The cost of a resin driveway is typically around £2,400 in the UK, including aggregate, for a 40m2 area. Prices will differ according to the quality of materials and location. A resin drive will range between £40 to £70 per m2, with an average of about £60.
Is resin bound cheaper than block paving?
With regard to cost, block paving prices can vary dramatically, even for the same product, whereas resin bonded stone prices are far more consistent and generally considerably cheaper than a block paving alternative where there is a suitable solid substrate to work with. …
Are resin bound driveways any good?
Its longevity: resin bound paving is a long lasting durable surface. While guarantees vary between 10 – 21 years, when properly installed and maintained, can last for more than 25 years. It requires minimal maintenance: there are no weeds to ‘weed’ or loose stone to sweep.
What can resin bound be laid on?
So what surfaces can I lay my resin bound aggregates on? Tarmac and concrete are the most suitable bases for resin driveways. The Resin Mill’s permeable resin bound materials can be laid directly onto an existing tarmac surface if it is in suitable condition, or (after sufficient time), a newly installed one.
Can I lay a resin driveway myself?
If you are a DIY enthusiast, experienced tradesman or builder you all have the option to self-install permeable resin paving for your own residential or commercial projects.
Do weeds grow through resin driveways?
Resin bound surfacing is completely bound, which means that it is weed resistant. This is because small seeds can fall onto the driveway resulting in the growth of surface weeds. Some climates and weather conditions can also result in the growth of moss and algae on resin bound surfacing.
Are there any problems with resin driveways?
However, there are a number of problems that can arise during the installation of a resin-bound system (if installed incorrectly), including a poor resin-aggregate ratio, application depth, weather conditions, curing too quickly, poor installation, and lack of attention to protecting the surface.
Is a resin driveway better than block paving?
Resin bound minimises weed growth and leaves you with a low maintenance driveway, whereas block paving has many gaps which allow space for weed growth. Resin bound provides homeowners with a wide range of colour options to match your property’s individual style.
What are the disadvantages of a resin driveway?
3 Disadvantages of Resin Driveways
- Cost. Unlike concrete or block paving, resin bound surfacing isn’t simple to install.
- Heavy Usage. Resin bound driveways and surfacing aren’t the best choice for areas that regularly endure heavy traffic and usage.
- Weed and Moss Growth.
- What are the alternatives to resin bound driveways?
Can you lay resin over crazy paving?
What about laying resin bound surfacing over block paving, crazy paving or concrete slabs? A. Resin bound surfacing should not be laid over any of these. There will be movement in these types of surface that will potentially cause the resin bound surfacing to prematurely crack.
Can you lay a resin driveway yourself?
Can you pressure wash a resin driveway?
Most stubborn stains and grime elements can be removed with a pressure washer (maximum 150 bar rating). A fan-type lance should be used and it should be sprayed at a minimum of 200mm above the resin-bound surface. Only cold water should be used on resin surfacing.
Where can I get resin bound paving material?
The quality of the resin-bound surfacing is dependent on a variety of factors. The polyurethane resin should be sourced from a manufacturer who can demonstrate that they have BS EN 9001 quality management standards. All companies conforming to this will be able to provide documentation on request.
What kind of stone is used in resin bound paving?
Resin-bound paving is a mixture of aggregate stones and resin used to pave footpaths, driveways, etc. It is a kind of permeable paving solution.
How does a resin bound driveway system work?
The system is mixed on site and cold applied, using a high-quality clear resin binder to coat the aggregate particles prior to laying.
Which is the best surface for resin bound asphalt?
An open grade asphalt surface is perfect for resin bound because it has flexural strength and is permeable. In addition, you can see from the snap shot below that the resin bound screed knits in between the aggregate of the Tarmac creating a physical bond as well as a chemical bond of the resin reaction.
