Sustainable Resin-Bound Surfaces for Domestic Driveways

Find out why resin-bound surfaces from Newlife Drives and Paths are the right choice for domestic driveways and a variety of other applications in the Bradford, West Yorkshire, area. Resin offers a superb alternative to:
 

• Block Paving
• Asphalt
• Concrete

• Stone Slabs 
• Other Hard Surfaces

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Benefits of a Resin Driveway

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Discover why you should choose a resin driveway over block-paving, concrete, or tarmac. Resin driveways are 100% porous with no puddles. Plus, no planning permission is needed, since it complies with all requirements. Other benefits include:
 

• Visually Stunning
• Durable & Super Hard-Wearing
• No Messy Site Excavations

• Naturally Drains Water
• Weed Resistant
• Low Maintenance

• Anti-Slip Finish
• Better Traction for Cars & Pedestrians
• 10x More Eco-Friendly Than Concrete

   

Durable Construction

We only use good-quality, stable Adbruf™ resin with correctly blended aggregates. This gives you an excellent attractive look of gravel but without the loose stones, and the finished product is both durable and very strong.
 

Slip-Free Surface

Aggregates are bonded with the resin to give a fantastic non-slip surface that is tough, durable, and weed-free. Resin can be applied to concrete, tarmac, decking, or metal for use on driveways, paths, patios, car parks, and pool surrounds. Because of the non-slip benefits, they are also suitable for disabled ramps. This virtually maintenance-free, tough, hardwearing resin with the beauty of natural stone truly enhances your home.
 

SUDS-Compliant

All resin-bound surfaces are fully Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)-compliant because they are fully porous. This means resin-bound surfaces do not require planning consent, unlike block paving and stamped concrete. Being a fully porous system means no more puddles, no standing water to aid moss and weed growth, and — probably most importantly — all water drains through the resin-bound system, back into the water table instead of running onto our highways and causing flooding.