Resin Bound Driveways
New Cross, SE14

In recent years, Resin Bound surfaces have become increasingly popular, surpassing the traditional tarmac surfacing. It offers a far more permeable and luxurious decorative appeal, maintaining durability all the while, achieving a natural finish.

Whether you’re looking to outline a new driveway or upgrade an existing one, a Resin Bound provides a great alternative to tarmacadam or block paving. This surface can be laid on top of any existing concrete or tarmac providing the foundations are solid; this causes as little disruption as possible. South East Surfacing offer around 50 styles and colours for you to choose from; you’re almost guaranteed to find the finish you’re looking for.

Using a blend of aggregates, bound with a clear resin, our expert team lay the mixture to form a smooth surface. We are careful to ensure that the aggregate is completely coated to ensure a thoroughly bound surface, meaning the formula used provides maximum structural strength whilst maintaining an extremely attractive finish. Its rise popularity is also likely due to the ease of maintenance making it a perfect result for pathways, driveways and courtyards.

Formulated by a similar process, resin bonded surfaces provide a more textured finish, enhancing the decorative effect. Such surfaces are fairly low maintenance, hard-wearing, long-lasting and often, cost-effective solutions particularly when it comes to pedestrian access pathways.

Resin Bound and resin bonded surfaces provide an instant transformation. From footpaths in a new park or new build drives, these surfaces offer a clean and tidy look whilst removing the mundane qualities tarmac delivers. Whether you need an updated driveway for your new home or you are trying to sell, these surfaces add kerbside appeal; although we think they look great anywhere, they add a particular quality to more rural homes and parks as they keep in theme with the nature around them. Providing slip resistance, Resin Bound surfaces are permeable and resistant to cracking meaning they retain their attractive appeal for a long time.