Question 1

How much does it cost for a resin driveway?

Accepted Answer

It is difficult to estimate a cost per square metre for resin driveways as each project has completely unique considerations and specifications. Generally speaking, though, projects would typically cost from around ₤40 per square metre upwards depending on the overall size of the area, existing floor surface and variety of aggregate.

Question 2

What resin is used for driveways?

Accepted Answer

Generally there are 2 primary driveway resin types on the market. Epoxy is rarely used in the driveway construction market these days. In comparison to Polyurethane it does not provide the same load bearing and resistance. Polyurethane resin standards for the driveway industry include the use of polymers to increase strength.

Question 3

Are resin driveways better than tarmac?

Accepted Answer

Resin vs Tarmac Driveways: Find out more about Resin Bound Driveways. A resin bound driveway vs tarmac driveway is an appealing option, and it's additionally more long lasting. Its typically eye-catching appeal is also a relief from bland, dull tarmac, asphalt and concrete.

Question 4

How long does a resin driveway last?

Accepted Answer

Resin bound paving is a long lasting hard wearing material. Although warranties vary between 10 and 21 years, when effectively installed and maintained, can last for more than 25 years. It involves minimal routine maintenance: there are no weeds to 'weed' or loosened stone to sweep.

Question 5

Is a resin driveway more affordable than block paving?

Accepted Answer

When it come to cost, block paving prices can differ dramatically, even for the identical product, whereas resin bonded stone costs are much more constant and typically considerably more affordable than a block paving choice where there is a suitable solid substrate to work on.

Question 6

Are resin driveways long lasting?

Accepted Answer

Resin Driveways Are Durable as they are comprised of multiple mixes of ingredients like natural aggregate, stones, and recycled glass, they last for a lot longer. Moisture does not harm these driveways since these materials are penetrative.

Question 7

What is the difference between resin bonded and resin bound?

Accepted Answer

Resin Bound Gravel is a trowel-applied system that has specific aggregates mixed with the resin and laid to a smooth, level surface area with no loosened stone. ... Resin Bonded Gravel is where the selected aggregate is distributed and bonded onto a resin base, supplying a textured appearance of loose stones.

Question 8

What can resin bound be laid on?

Accepted Answer

So what surfaces can I set my resin bound aggregates on? Tarmac and cement are the most suitable bases for resin driveways. The porous resin bound materials can be laid straight onto an existing tarmac surface if it remains in suitable condition, or (after sufficient time), a newly installed one.

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