Project statistics 210m2 Springtime 18mm resin bound surface The Brief To rectify a poorly laid resin bonded system laid at 5mm The location Between Start Point and Dartmouth lies Slapton Sands, a two-mile ribbon of sand with a precarious road running along its top. The village of Torcross is the gateway to the Sands, and in its beachfront car park stands a restored Sherman tank raised from the nearby seabed in 1984. More about this project This stunning transformation in Torcross beautifully illustrates our Springtime resin bound surface (one of our ‘Natural colour choices made using a spec ..read more

In the event of any heavy loads being placed onto your resin bound driveway, always use wooden planks beneath to spread the load and prevent the weight from damaging the surface. Tackle spills and mess immediately. The quicker you act, the easier they will be to clear. Take care with any hard or sharp objects like motorcycle stands, heavy plant pots, gardening machinery, or anything else which may damage the surface if dropped or dragged. The post Other tips for a longer lasting resin driveway appeared first on Simply Home Improvements ..read more

Oil and grease can leave unsightly marks on your resin bound driveway. You should take maximum care to avoid spillages or oil and greasy chemicals. Any spillages should be cleaned immediately and flushed with water. Any oil spillages can usually be washed away by rainfall; however, this doesn’t always occur regularly. You can also wash away oil or grease using a mixture of warm water and a mild household detergent. This should be allowed to penetrate for 10 minutes, then sprayed down with a jet wash afterwards. The post Cleaning oil spills on a resin bound driveway appeared first on Simply H ..read more