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Derbyshire Specialist Aggregates has over 30 years of experience in the industry and we continually research to ensure that we provide the highest quality materials for resin bound installations. We strongly believe that using the correct ratio of resin to aggregates is critical in achieving a lasting, durable surface.
We provide 2 sizes for DALTEX UVR resin and recommend the following mix designs (ie the amount of resin and aggregates to be used).
RECOMMENDED MIX DESIGN FOR Performance DALTEX UVR 7.5kg Resin
3 standard bags 2-5mm, 1 standard bag 1-3mm and 1 mini bag DALTEX Binding Quartz sand. This delivers % resin coverage of 7.1%. Coverage approximately 4.0m2 at 15mm and 3.55m2 at 18mm depth.
Disclaimer: All calculations are approximate and no liability can be accepted for shortfalls or surplus.
We recommend that the minimum depth for driveways is a depth of 15mm. For areas with heavy traffic, we recommend a depth of 18mm.
NB. Don't forget to allow for natural undulations. We recommend you over order by 5%-10% to allow for any variances.
3 x Ocean Grey 2-5mm
1 x Ocean Grey 1-3mm
1 x Binding Quartz
1 x UVR Resin
Anthracite is a beautiful resin bound gravel blend that combines stylish shades of silver and grey for a stunning finish.
This naturally rounded and angular aggregate mix is decorated with alluring amber and cream particles throughout and makes an excellent choice for resin driveways, walkways, and patios, and is also suitable for commercial venues such as holiday parks and sports centres.
Rock Shape: Naturally round and angular
Hardness Rating: 5
Ideal for: Driveways, resin paths and patios
Install Anthracite with UVR Resin
We strongly recommend the use of UVR resin when using Anthracite - or any other DALTEX Bespoke blend. The use of UVR resin as part of a resin bound system provides a range of benefits which improve the appearance and performance of the resin bound installation.
Recommended to be used with: Performance DALTEX UVR 7.5kg Resin
Note: This is a natural product and minor concentrates of iron mineral may occur within deposits or certain seams. Upon weathering, there may be a risk of iron staining.