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Mansfield tarmac pothole problem As reported in the chad recently Tarmac is an excellent durable and well respected product. however the Mansfield chad reports (and as Mark Wilson pointed out in the Chad on the 3 April 2013 he counted 30 areas damaged by snow in the immediate area) “Local authorities in England and Wales filled […]
Posted in Concrete, Driveways, Latest News, Mansfield, Mansfield Chad, Paths, Patios, slabs | Tagged anti slip, imprinted concrete, Resin Bonded Stone, tarmac, weeds | Comments Off on Mansfield tarmac pothole problemKeyworth driveway is Resin Bonded Gravel an option ? Following on from the recent details with the quote request by a Keyworth resident and his tarmac driveway and additional areas. One of the difficulties we have in the driveway industry is that tarmac and its installers have a bit of a bad reputation. However, like with all […]
Posted in Block Paving, Chesterfield, Concrete, Derbyshire, Driveways, Latest News, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios, Resin Bonded Gravel, Resin Bound, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, block paving, Concrete, imprinted concrete, Resin Bonded Gravel, weeds | Comments Off on Keyworth driveway is Resin Bonded Gravel an option ?Tarmac driveway in Keyworth – Resin Driveway Potential Called to to see this potential client a few days ago. When we receive enquiries we have a chat first and then try and call out as soon as possible to Check the suitability Clarify the requirements Provide a free no obligation quote. This well situated detached […]
Posted in Block Paving, Concrete, Derbyshire, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios, Paving Slabs Resurfacing, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, block paving, weeds | Comments Off on Tarmac driveway in Keyworth – Resin Driveway PotentialAnti slip Resin Bonded Aggregate Concrete Slope Resurfacing This vehicle and pedestrian access created a problem in winter time. Concrete is an extremely durable product. The advancements with technology are pretty impressive http://www.frameweb.com/news/best-of-concrete. A little over the top perhaps for our local area. Concrete is such a durable and solid construction( when installed correctly) it […]
Posted in Concrete, Driveways, Latest News, Paths, Patios, Resin Bonded Aggregate | Tagged anti slip, Concrete, imprinted concrete, Resin Bonded Aggregate, tarmac | Comments Off on Concrete Slope Resurfacing Anti slip Resin Bonded AggregateResin drives can – you lay on a clay sub base? To put simplistically the answer should be no however, as with most matters to do with homes and gardens there is never a normal, usual, or straight forward. Each project is an individual and needs to be requirement specific. Clay soils are: Heavy to […]
Posted in Concrete, Driveways, gardens, Latest News, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios, Resin Bound, resin drives | Tagged Concrete, mansfield, tarmac | Comments Off on Resin drives can you lay – on a clay sub base?Resin Bonded Gravel for this tired tarmac driveway in Swadlincote. Completed in a day! No mess or disruption! No removal of waste! No Skip! Resin Bonded Gravel is an anti slip resurfacing providing a weed free alternative to the usual options of block paving, concrete, tarmac and imprinted tarmac. Whether it is a driveway, path […]
Posted in Block Paving, Concrete, Imprinted Concrete, Kirkby in Ashfield, Latest News, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios, Resin Bonded Gravel, Yorkshire | Tagged anti slip, block paving, Resin Bonded Gravel, tarmac, weeds | Comments Off on Resin Bonded Gravel for this Tarmac Swadlincote DrivewayResin Bonded Aggregate – What is it? Can I use it on my driveway, path or patio? Resin Bonded Aggregate is an anti skid surfacing product which uses a combination of resin and aggregates hence the Resin Bonded Aggregate name. It provides a durable and protective resurfacing option for your driveway path and patio and is […]
Posted in Concrete, Derbyshire, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios, Resin Bonded Aggregate, Resin Bonded Driveways, Tarmac and Asphalt, Yorkshire | Tagged anti slip, Concrete, Resin Bonded Aggregate, Resin Bonded Gravel, weeds | Comments Off on Resin Bonded Aggregate – What is it? Can I use it on my driveway, path or patio?Tarmac Driveway Path or Patio Can they be affected by potholes In a report by the BBC news this week ” ‘Millions of cars’ damaged by Potholes A third of drivers have suffered damage to their vehicles from potholes over the last two years, a survey suggests. A third also rated the condition of their […]
Posted in Concrete, Driveways, Imprinted Concrete, Kirkby in Ashfield, Latest News, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt, weather | Tagged anti slip, Concrete, Resin Bonded Gravel, Resin Bonded Stone | Comments Off on Tarmac Driveway Path or Patio Can they be affected by potholesConcrete driveway path or patio or just a general base for a garage, shed, conservatory or dog kennel. How good is yours? Concrete can be used for driveways, paths and patios and it uses are not only restricted to durability and longevity but on a decorative level as well. It can also be used as a base conservatories […]
Posted in Chesterfield, Concrete, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Nottingham, Paths, Patios, weather | Tagged anti slip, chesterfield, Concrete, driveway, mansfield, Resin Bonded Aggregate | Comments Off on Concrete driveway path or patioConcrete driveways – do they contribute to flooding? Current legislation changes have led to a lot of home owners believing they must apply for planning permission for concrete driveways. Not the case. The Planning Portal gives quite a lot of information on their site relative to garden and paving over them and driveways and patios. It says “You […]
Posted in Concrete, Derbyshire, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Patios, Resin Bonded Aggregate, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged block paving, chesterfield, Concrete, driveway, Resin Bonded Aggregate, tarmac | Comments Off on Concrete driveways – do they contribute to flooding?