Can you do a resin driveway yourself?
If you are a DIY enthusiast, experienced tradesman or builder you all have the option to self-install permeable resin paving for your own residential or commercial projects.
What can resin driveways be laid on?
So what surfaces can I lay my resin bound aggregates on? Tarmac and concrete are the most suitable bases for resin driveways. The Resin Mill’s permeable resin bound materials can be laid directly onto an existing tarmac surface if it is in suitable condition, or (after sufficient time), a newly installed one.
What is the difference between resin bound and resin bonded?
One major difference between the two is that in a resin bonded system, the stone is only bonded to the resin on one side. In contrast, a resin bound driveway features a multi-layer stone surface, with a much smoother finish.
Can you resin bond over concrete?
Resin bound surfacing does bond well to concrete surfaces. Concrete is capable of absorbing moisture but it is not permeable. And therefore care should be taken to install sufficient ‘falls’ and drainage when installing a concrete base, or laying over an existing concrete.
Where can I get a resin bound driveway?
SUDwell™ have been at the forefront of both supply and installation of resin bonded and resin bound surfacing products for over 15 years, and to meet customer demand, sell a range of diy decorative stone and resin DIY kits for your resin driveway installation, resin bound path or patio.
What’s the best way to apply resin bound gravel?
To help you apply the correct amount of resin bound gravel to the area, it is recommended that you mark out a grid of 1m² (0.8m² at 18mm) using chalk or marker paint. Note: Ensure you have a drill and paddle that is powerful and has the capability of mixing mortar mixes.
How much does a resin bound paving kit cost?
Our resin bound DIY Kit comes with detailed instructions that guide you through preparation, mixing and laying SureSet resin bound materials. The cost of our DIY Kits (13kg each, 2 supplied) is £84.00 (including VAT and UK mainland delivery).
How long does it take for resin bound gravel to cure?
Note: Once mixed the resin bound kits will start to cure in around 10-15 minutes so it is essential the the area is prepared before mixing. To help you apply the correct amount of resin bound gravel to the area, it is recommended that you mark out a grid of 1m² (0.8m² at 18mm) using chalk or marker paint.