Necessary Info For Resin Bound Stone Build Up’s

This one is a guide to the Resin Bound Build ups for both Urban Paths and Rural pathways. The directions you will read on this text is fundamentally for resin bound stone.

Urban Trails

Characteristic base build up fo resin bound stone for heavy pedestrian traffic. (SUDS compliant)

Design

- Optional glass bead scatter (improved anti-slip)

Resin bound stone finish

- Sometimes laid at 18mm average thickness

- 50 mm minimum depth of AC14 dense asphalt concrete. Maximum 160/220 pen to BS EN 13108

- Must be well compacted

- MOT Type 3 Substrate

Please note:

An acceptable steel, wood, brick, stone or aluminium edge should be installed to ensure neat edging

The above isn't a satisfactory plan for all types of surfacing. The above figures represent characteristic values got for the product for this use,and other specifications may alter relying on use.

Due to this product being of a natural nature, some change in colouring can be predicted.

Agricultural Trails

Typical base build up for resin bound stone for light pedestrian traffic. (SUDS compliant)

Design

- Optional glass bead scatter (fortified anti-slip)

Resin bound stone finish

- Customarily laid at 15mm average thickness

- 50 mm minimum depth of AC14 dense asphalt concrete. Maximum 160/220 pen to BS EN 13108

- Must be well compacted

- MOT Type 3 Substrate

An appropriate steel, wood, brick, stone or aluminium edge should be installed to guarantee neat edging

The above is not a suitable design for all types of surfacing. The above figures represent everyday values obtained for the product for this use, and other directions may alter reliant upon use.

Due to this product being of a natural nature, some alteration in colouring can be foretold.

I am hoping the blueprint details is useful to in deciding as to whether to pick resin bound stone for your surfacing.

*Please note this is a guide to the care and maintenance of Resin Bound Stone. The author nor Coatech accepts no responsibility in the improper dependency on or abuse of the information.

Tom Boyce enjoys writing about resin floors and resin bound build ups