Resin Bound Surfacing

Resin Bound Driveways In Windsor

A permeable, hard-wearing surface where natural aggregate is fully bound in resin — SUDS compliant, low maintenance, and available in a wide range of colours.

How It Works

Stone Fully Bound In Resin

Resin bound surfacing is a system where dried aggregate stone is mixed with a specialised liquid resin, then trowel-applied over a prepared sub-base. The resin cures to leave a smooth, hard-wearing surface suitable for driveways, patios, paths and light vehicle traffic.

  • Permeable — rainwater drains through naturally
  • SUDS compliant, which helps with driveway drainage rules
  • Smooth, seamless finish with no loose stones
  • Wide choice of aggregate colours and blends
Resin bound driveway surfacing installed near Windsor
Resin bound driveway finish
Where It's Used

Driveways, Patios & Paths

Resin bound surfacing works equally well as a full driveway, a garden patio, or a path connecting the two. Because it's an alternative to tarmac or block paving rather than a replacement for either, many customers choose it specifically for the permeable, low-maintenance finish.

  • Full driveways and driveway resurfacing
  • Patios and garden pathways
  • Parking bays and forecourts
Resin Bound FAQs

Resin Bound Surfacing Questions

Is resin bound surfacing permeable?

Yes. Rainwater drains through the surface naturally, which is why resin bound surfacing is SUDS compliant and a common choice for front driveways.

How long does resin bound surfacing take to cure?

The resin typically cures within 24 to 48 hours depending on weather conditions, though we'll confirm exact timings for your job.

What colours are available?

Resin bound surfacing comes in a wide range of natural aggregate colours and blends — we can talk through options that suit your property at the free site visit.

Is resin bound surfacing low maintenance?

Yes. It doesn't loosen like gravel, and generally only needs an occasional wash down to keep it looking its best.

Can resin bound surfacing be used on an existing driveway base?

In some cases yes, subject to the condition of the existing sub-base. We assess this as part of the free quote.