Resin bound against the alternatives
Resin vs block paving
Resin bound is generally the better choice if you want a low-maintenance, seamless surface with no weeds, no sinking blocks and no re-sanding, and it is permeable so it normally avoids a planning application.
Read the comparisonResin vs tarmac
Resin bound is the better choice for a domestic driveway you want to look good: it comes in a wide range of natural aggregate colours, stays UV-stable rather than fading, and is fully permeable so it normally avoids a planning application.
Read the comparisonResin vs gravel
Resin bound gives you the appearance of a gravel driveway with none of the loose-stone problems: nothing migrates onto the road or lawn, there is no raking or topping up, and the flat surface is easy for prams, wheelchairs and bikes.
Read the comparisonResin vs concrete
Resin bound is the better choice for a domestic driveway you want to stay low-maintenance and legal without a planning application: it is permeable, needs no resealing, and does not crack across the surface as concrete slabs do.
Read the comparisonResin bound vs bonded
Resin bound means the aggregate is mixed with resin and trowelled down as a solid, permeable surface with every stone coated.
Read the comparisonNot sure yet?
The honest answer usually depends on your existing base, your budget and how you actually use the driveway. A free survey settles all three, and there is no obligation attached to it.