What Can You Lay Resin Bound on?



What can I lay resin bound on? It’s a very common question, and rightly so! For landscaping products, the system itself is usually not reliant upon a base beyond an MOT Type 1 or Type 3 – block paving, imprinted concrete etc.

But the fact that resin bound surfacing is a thin section screed (12 to 18mm) and can be laid on existing surfaces (concrete, tarmac, paving etc.) is actually one if it’s main strengths. It can permanently cover a multitude of sins, and look great!

Existing tired Tarmac driveway? Cracked concrete patchwork slab in your garden? With a little TLC, these can be overlaid with a seamless flexible natural aggregate screed bound in clear resin. And the result looks incredible! No digging up of bases, no need for skips and no need for mess!

When you consider that driveways have a major impact on curb appeal, you will want to carefully weigh your options before choosing one.

With the various kinds of driveway materials available, it is critical to consider the advantages and the disadvantages of each one. That way, you can whittle down the list of prospective candidates and find the right fit.

One of the more popular types is the resin driveway. Longevity is one of the reasons why homeowners are increasingly choosing resin whether they are building their homes from scratch or upgrading their existing driveways.