The Build Ups For A Resin Bound Driveway

This manuscript explains is in exact fact a blueprint sheet for build ups. This info is for individuals who are looking to have a resin bound stone drive.

There are many reasons why folks would opt to have a resin bound driveway. It may be for safety reasons with resin bound flooring having wonderful anti slip properties, the proven fact that is very tough wearing and little maintenance or only for aesthetics as you can create some awfully enticing patterns for your driveway. Either way this is a guide to a standard build up.

Standard base build up for resin bound stone for heavy car traffic

(SUDS compliant)

- Optional glass bead scatter (enhanced anti-slip)

Resin bound stone finish

- Often laid at 18mm average thickness

- 60 mm minimum depth of AC14 dense asphalt concrete. Maximum 100/150 pen to BS EN 13108

- Must be well compacted

- MOT Type 3 Substrate

Please note:

A suitable steel, wood, brick, stone or aluminum edge should be installed to guarantee neat edging.

The above isn't an appropriate design for all kinds of surfacing. The above figures represent common values got for the product for this usage, and other specs may alter conditional upon use.

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

Select a experienced resin flooring contractor to lay the floor and ask for a ‘Care & Upkeep ‘ guide or they'll give you advice concerning how to look after your driveway. This keeps your drive enticing and effective for a number of years.

*Please also realize that this information is provided as a guide to the care and maintenance of Resin Bound Stone. Both the author of this manuscript or Coatech accepts no responsibility in the unacceptable reliance on or misappropriate utilisation of the data.

Tom Boyce enjoys writing on the subjects of resin floors and the development of any resin bound flooring