Resin-bound surfaces can be laid on a variety of different substrates, including concrete, asphalt, tarmac, and even existing paving slabs. This makes it a versatile option for both residential and commercial projects. It is important to ensure that the surface is clean, dry, and free from any cracks or damage before laying the resin-bound material. Proper preparation of the substrate is key to ensuring a long-lasting and durable finish. Additionally, resin-bound surfaces can be customised in terms of colour and texture, allowing for endless design possibilities. Whether you are looking to create a sleek modern look or a more natural aesthetic, resin-bound surfaces offer a stylish and practical solution.
In this blog we will be answering the most commonly asked questions regarding laying resin bound surfaces.
It is not recommended to lay resin bound directly onto no sub-base or hardcore. A proper sub-base is essential to ensure the longevity and durability of the resin-bound surface. Without a sub-base the resin bound may not bond properly and could be prone to cracking and shifting over time.
It is not recommended to lay resin bound over block paving. The uneven surface of block paving can cause issues with the resin bound not bonding properly and can lead to an uneven finish. However, some choose to consolidate and strengthen the block paving prior to inserting resin-bound screeds.
Yes, you can lay resin bound over concrete. However concrete surfaces are capable of absorbing water and doesn’t always bond well which is why we always recommend using a primer first. Proper preparation of the concrete surface will ensure the longevity and durability of the resin-bound surface.
Yes, you can lay resin bound over tarmac. Tarmac surfaces are often smooth and even, making it a popular base. An open-grade asphalt surface has flexural strength and it’s permeable which will help to create a perfect chemical bond between the resin.
If you have any more questions, feel free to contact our technical department.
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