Ensure asphalt or porous concrete base is structurally sound, clean, and dry. Aggregates must be thoroughly washed, kiln-dried, and completely dust-free prior to mixing. Moisture on stone surfaces will cause foaming and debonding.

Blend resin Part A and Part B with a helical mixer for 2 minutes. Load pre-measured clean dry gravel into a forced-action pan mixer, add the resin blend, and mix for 3-4 minutes until every stone facet is coated with a glossy film.

Transfer coated matrix into wheelbarrows and screed evenly using depth-gauged screed bars. Compact and smooth the surface with a hand trowel lubricated lightly with organic release agent to close surface voids.

Lightly broadcast fine crushed glass or white aluminum oxide grit over the wet surface to enhance slip rating. Barricade area for 16-24 hours to prevent early foot or rain damage.

Exterior Infrastructure

• Vehicular driveways and garage parking aprons
• Permeable pedestrian pathways and civic promenades
• Permeable tree pit surrounds and root aeration zones
• Civic bicycle trails and light-traffic access corridors

Landscape & Hospitality

• Slip-resistant swimming pool surrounds with zero puddle build-up
• Hotel garden courtyards and villa alfresco patios
• Rooftop terraces and pedestrian balcony decking
• Resort footpaths and scenic boardwalks

Indoor Decorative

• Automotive showrooms and botanical greenhouse atriums
• Commercial building lobbies with interior stone carpet
• Designer retail plinths and natural gravel accent floors
• Luxury spa reception walkways and water features

Q1: What is Resin Bound Pebble Flooring?

It is a surfacing system in which clean, dry decorative aggregates are thoroughly pre-mixed with an engineered resin binder in a forced-action mixer and hand-troweled as a continuous, joint-free matrix.

Q2: Is resin bound pebble paving permeable?

Yes. When the aggregate grading, binder content, and underlying base are properly designed, water drains through the matrix at over 850 L/m²/min, complying with sustainable drainage standards.

Q3: Which binder is better for outdoor applications?

UV-stable aliphatic polyurethane is the industry benchmark for exterior paving due to its long-term resistance to solar degradation and its flexibility under thermal movement. Epoxy binders should be restricted to indoor or sheltered applications.

Q4: Can I use ordinary unwashed or wet stones?

No. Aggregates must be thoroughly washed, kiln-dried, and 100% dust-free. Moisture reacts aggressively with polyurethane polymers, causing foaming and loss of aggregate bonding.