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A tarmac driveway certainly has a lot of benefits. Tarmac is very cost effective and you won’t need to spend half as much time on the general construction. This is great if you’re on a low budget and you will also find that it causes less disruption to your home during the initial process.
The main benefit of tarmac is that it is a very sustainable option. Over time, paving stones can raise up, the pointing can become loose, they can crack and overall, this is very unsightly. Tarmac however will never become unsightly unless you get pot holes and this only really happens after years of heavy use. You will also find that paving stones or bricks can sink when used in a driveway because the weight of the wheels pushes down on certain points.
With tarmac, you’ll never experience this and it is also the far better option in terms of water damage and durability.
Overall, tarmac is deformation resistant, low noise, skid resistant and it has a very tough service so even in the ice or snow, you still have some level of grip underneath your tyres.
Tarmac isn’t just ideal for driveways however, it has a huge variety of other purposes so you can be sure to reap the benefits in no time at all.
Resin based surfacing systems are a comparatively new introduction to the paving markets.
Their development has been made possible by significant advances made in polymer and epoxy resins over the past 25 years.
The basic premise is that a decorative or coloured gravel is "glued" to an existing solid surface. The result is an extremely hard-wearing surface that is fairly resistant to weeds and relatively low-maintenance.
