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Resin Bound Stone Surfaces – The New Favourite of Homeowners

A lot of housing projects in the UK these days are going for resin bound stone surfaces over other materials. The practice of building surfaces using paver blocks or concrete is on its way out. Instead, resin has emerged as a favoured choice as it lends itself well to creating efficient driveways, gardens, and paths. Resin surfaces are also known to be easy on the eyes, low on maintenance, and last for a long time.<br><br>https://creativepavingessex.co.uk/blog/2018/03/20/resin-bound-stone-surfaces-for-homeowners/

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Resin Bound Stone Surfaces – The New Favourite of Homeowners

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  1. Resin Bound Stone Surfaces – The New Favourite of Homeowners

  2. A lot of housing projects in the UK these days are going for resin bound stone surfaces over other materials. The practice of building surfaces using paver blocks or concrete is on its way out. Instead, resin has emerged as a favoured choice as it lends itself well to creating efficient driveways, gardens, and paths. Resin surfaces are also known to be easy on the eyes, low on maintenance, and last for a long time.

  3. Resin bound stone – What is it & where is it used? • Resin bound gravel involves mixing resin and natural stone together before laying the mixture over a primed surface, where it’s then trowelled to attain a level and smooth finish. Upon completion, resin bound surfaces have a depth ranging from 12 to 24mm. The exact depth varies as per the intended use and the type and size of the stone used for the process.

  4. Why resin bound trumps other surfacing materials? • Besides adding the much sought-after ‘kerb appeal’ to a property, resin bound surfacing has its fair share of practical advantages. For one, it needs next to no maintenance and doesn’t leave any stray stones either. Resin bound driveways created by combining natural gravel and resin offer a durable and sturdy surface, which helps them last for years together.

  5. Edge profiling for resin surfaces • There are a number of ways in which an attractive resin bound surface can be created. However, regardless of whether the surface is a driveway, garden or path area, shaping the resin gravel mixture by using distinctive edging is recommended. Instead of planning the resin surface right till the edge of a property’s brickwork, paving or timber, homeowners and builders are now preferring a more measured approach where various edge profiles are used to impart a beautiful look to resin bound surfaces.

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