Resin bonded surfacing, also known as surface dressing, is a combination of UV-stable polyurethane resin and natural aggregates, ranging from under 1mm-5mm in size. It must be laid onto a solid tarmac or concrete base.

The resin is laid onto the surface first, with the aggregate scattered on top. Once the resin has cured, all loose stone is brushed off to leave a gravel finish that is thoroughly bonded to the base. It has a rough, non-slip texture that is ideally used on drives, paths and ramps or steps

This system is laid at a depth of between 2-5mm thick depending on aggregate size. It is recommended that an acrylic or polyurethane sealer coat is applied to the surface to enhance its colour, prevent weathering and to reduce overall maintenance.

We complete work all over the UK, from domestic drives to parking bays and car parks.

An approx. cost for this work is between £30-40 per sqm, depending on aggregate choice, location and size of the area.

Please email us your contact details, address, photos of the drive and rough measurements, and we will happily advise you on the best system to use, whether any preparation work is necessary and an approximate cost for the work.

Resin Bound Gravel, or resin bound surfacing is a very different system to resin bonded gravel. In this system, the aggregate and the resin is mixed first, then trowelled down onto the tarmac or concrete base.