Which is best resin bonded or resin bound?
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Which is best resin bonded or resin bound?
Though not as textured as Resin Bonded, a Resin Bound surface does also have enough grip for sloped driveways, ramps and disabled access areas. Another benefit is that the look of Resin Bound materials is modern and sophisticated, it can smarten any property in an instant.
Are resin bound driveways any good?
Resin bound driveways and surfacing aren’t the best choice for areas that regularly endure heavy traffic and usage. While this type of surface course is quite durable and robust, wear and tear over time can lead to cracking. This cracking can potentially lead to further and deeper damage.
Is resin bound more expensive than block paving?
With regard to cost, block paving prices can vary dramatically, even for the same product, whereas resin bonded stone prices are far more consistent and generally considerably cheaper than a block paving alternative where there is a suitable solid substrate to work with.
How long does a resin bound driveway last?
Its longevity: resin bound paving is a long lasting durable surface. While guarantees vary between 10 – 21 years, when properly installed and maintained, can last for more than 25 years. It requires minimal maintenance: there are no weeds to ‘weed’ or loose stone to sweep.
Which is the best resin driveway?
If an area is always shaded UV protection is of little importance. But most driveway areas get exposure to the sun so polyurethane resin offering UV protection is best.
How much will a resin driveway cost?
The cost of a resin driveway is typically around £2,400 in the UK, including aggregate, for a 40m2 area. Prices will differ according to the quality of materials and location. A resin drive will range between £40 to £70 per m2, with an average of about £60. Driveway installers use two main types of resin.
Is resin bound expensive?
Generally, resin–bound driveways are more expensive than block paving. However, the resin needs far less maintenance and you can lay it directly onto an existing driveway, so might work out cheaper in the long term.
