Driveways, patios & bathrooms: before & after

Resin-bound is permeable, smooth, and ideal for driveways. The stones are fully mixed with resin before being laid.

Resin-bonded is rougher, less durable, and uses resin as a base with loose stone scattered over it. 

A properly installed resin-bound surface can last 10 to 15 years or more with basic maintenance and care. Block paving and tarmac also have similar lifespans, depending on weather and use. 

Yes - resin-bound driveways are fully permeable if installed on a proper open-graded base. This can help avoid planning permission in some areas. 

Sometimes. Resin can be installed over concrete or tarmac if the base is structurally sound. However, we always assess the condition first, a weak base means we recommend a full dig-out and rebuild. 

Absolutely. We can integrate block edging, steps, ramps, fencing, garden borders, and even custom patterns to match your design vision. 

Most standard domestic driveways take 4-6 days. Larger or more complex sites may take longer, but we always confirm timelines in advance. 

We recommend waiting 24 to 48 hours before walking or driving on your new resin surface. This ensures the resin fully cures and reaches its maximum strength. 

No. Resin-bound surfaces are sealed and compact, so weeds can’t grow through. However, seeds landing on top can still sprout, so occasional sweeping or light weeding is advised.