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Stonebound Porous Paving System Introducing Stonebound, our latest Resin Bound porous paving system designed to meet the demands of the growing domestic market. Stonebound offers a competitively priced system to treat patios, paths, pool surrounds and driveway projects.
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Decorative Resin Bound Surfacing Addacolor resin bound coloured surfacing, adding a splash of colour to projects requiring a logo, pattern or stand out feature.
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Addagrip approved contractor Total Protection GB Limited installed over 5000 sqm of Addaset resin bound porous surfacing at Spitalfields Market in East London. Surfacing requirement The client was looking for a hard wearing, decorative paving that would withstand delivery vehicles and heavy foot traffic at one of the finest surviving Victorian Market Halls in London… Read more
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Resin Bound BBA certified porous paving for pedestrian and vehicle use.
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Specialist Concrete Repair System The Addagrip 1000 System Resin is a concrete repair system that consists of a specific resin and aggregate, developed to treat frost damaged, spalled or smooth concrete airfield pavements, concrete roads, concrete ramps and steps.
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Thermal energy harvesting eco resin bound permeable paving solution Addagrip Terraco Ltd and Teratherm Surfaces have joined forces to promote a unique surfacing solution – Addagrip Teratherm Surfacing – combining Addagrip’s quality Resin Bound porous surface finishes with Teratherm Surfaces patented inlaid pipe system that connects to a renewable energy source, offering a reactive heat… Read more
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Resin Bound BBA certified porous paving for pedestrian and vehicle use. Also available as a non-UV Addaset Amber blend.
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porous paving for pedestrian and vehicle use. Also available as a Stonebound non-UV blend.
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Resin Bound BBA certified porous paving for pedestrian and vehicle use. Also available as a non-UV Addaset Amber blend.
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Resin Bound BBA certified porous paving for pedestrian and vehicle use.
Case Study
Located in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, proudly stands Bletchley Park, an estate mansion built in the 19th century. The building is widely known by accommodating the infamous code breakers during World War Two but is now commonly used as an exhibition centre, including The National Museum of Computing. The huts in which the code breakers operated, have… Read more
