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5 Reasons Why You Should Choose a Resin Driveway

Posted on 20th October 2014 by pinnacleadmin

  Your driveway is an important part of your house. It is often the first thing a visitor notices when he/she comes to your house. It also needs to stand the weight of heavy cars and offer better grip in … Continue reading →

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Which to Choose – Resin Bonding or Resin Bound?

Posted on 9th July 2014 by pinnacleadmin

  Despite the similarity of the names, resin bonded and resin bound surfaces have different properties, suiting them to different applications. Although both systems comprise aggregates and resin, the way they are applied differs. Resin bonded surfaces are laid by … Continue reading →

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Why Make The Switch to a Resin Bonded Driveway This Summer

Posted on 20th June 2014 by pinnacleadmin

  Resin bonded surfaces, originally developed for motorway construction, are becoming increasingly popular for driveways. The process consists of spreading the surface with a high-strength polyurea resin, then adding a layer of gravel. A wide range of colours are available, … Continue reading →

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Tips to Maintaining your Drive this Winter

Posted on 31st January 2014 by pinnacleadmin

Worried your drive may find it difficult to live another winter? Here are some top tips to keep your drive in tip-top shape Edge the sides of your drive. This should involve removing the top two to three inches of … Continue reading →

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What to Consider When Building a Schoolyard

Posted on 10th January 2014 by pinnacleadmin

What To Consider When Building A Schoolyard As everyone knows children have a lot of energy. All of that running and chasing can lead to accidents if the ground is not properly prepared. Here you will learn some of the … Continue reading →

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Make Your New Year’s Resolution to Finally fix up Your Driveway

Posted on 30th December 2013 by pinnacleadmin

Make your New Year’s resolution to finally fix up your driveway. A smart drive adds value to your home and provides an attractive, practical surface too. Some householders have been putting off upgrading their drives by understandable concerns about the … Continue reading →

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Thorprint Surfacing

Posted on 6th November 2013 by pinnacleadmin

Thorprint is a safe, cost-effective and attractive method of surfacing. It is hot-applied and has very fast curing times. The minimal disruption involved in Thorprint application means that it is particularly suitable for situations that require traffic flow to be … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Anti-Slip Surfaces on Bridges

Posted on 23rd October 2013 by pinnacleadmin

Bridges provide a valuable service to road users, enabling them to cross water and other major obstructions, without the need for a lengthy diversion. However, their very nature means that bridges often feature slopes and other potential hazards, which are … Continue reading →

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Is a Resin Bonded Driveway Right for you?

Posted on 19th October 2013 by pinnacleadmin

Many traditional materials used in domestic driveways and parking areas have pitfalls. Loose gravel can stray or become rutted. Cast concrete can crack. Slabs settle and sink. Tarmac crumbles over time. Consequently, one of the most common and visible home … Continue reading →

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What’s the Difference Between a Resin Bound and a Resin Bonded Surface?

Posted on 20th September 2013 by pinnacleadmin

 When it comes to resin surfacing, there are two approaches to creating the bond: aggregates can be resin bonded or resin bounded. In the case of resin bonding, the aggregates are combined with the resin before the surface is applied … Continue reading →

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