It’s a common misconception that resin bound paving becomes slippery when wet. In reality, professionally installed resin bound surfaces are designed to provide excellent grip and drainage, making them suitable for driveways, footpaths and public spaces.
HMS is delighted to announce it has secured a £600,000 contract with Leicester City Council to revamp the city’s pavements.
The only thing more diverse than the weather we have experienced over this month is the jobs being completed by the HMS crews!
So, what exactly is resin bound paving? For those of you who don’t know, resin bound is a decorative surfacing solution that’s created by mixing aggregate and resin together in a forced action mixer. This mixture is then trowelled onto a surface to provide a seamless finish.
This is a question we are all asked, and are guilty of asking it ourselves – so why not have something a little different to tell your colleagues about this weekend? As tempting as sitting on the sofa scrolling through Netflix sounds right now, how much more rewarding would it be transforming your driveway or garden?
Resin surfacing is quickly becoming the surfacing of choice, but what are the most popular colour choices and why?
We have noticed that a lot of you are wondering what types of surfacing you can lay resin bound/bonded paving on, so today we’re going to address this all-in-one place, so you don’t waste any time looking for answers!
As it’s coming up to our 30th anniversary, today we’re reminiscing about some of our best projects completed since we founded HMS in the early 90s … when tie-dye t-shirts and shell suits were all the rage!
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