Aesthetically pleasing resin bound surfaces
Low Road Nursery can design and lay resin bound surfaces for properties all across the UK.
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What is resin bound surfacing?
Resin bound surfacing is made from a resin base combine with natural aggregates. This offers an excellent, permeable, multi-purpose non-slip surface.
Resin bound can be coloured to provide an attractive and natural-looking surface. There are a wide range of colours and textures available for you to choose from.
Where it works
Designed to perfection
Resin bound surfacing has become a popular choice in the local area and is widely used. It can be applied directly to a wide range of surface materials and is ideal for driveways, patios and footpaths.
We lay a lot of it in pub gardens alongside our outdoor dining booths and landscaped structures. For a softer finish nearby, see turf and artificial turf.
Additional features:
- Requires low maintenance
- Improves the kerb appeal of your property
- Durable and long-lasting
- Water permeable
- Can be used for various surfaces
- Great for children's play areas
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Get started
Need a surface that drains and lasts?
Driveways, pub grounds, footpaths and play areas. Tell us the area and what it gets used for, and we will recommend the aggregate, the colour and the build up.