Commercial and public spaces

Commercial resin surfacing

Commercial resin surfacing uses resin bound and resin bonded systems on business premises: office forecourts, retail entrances, hotel and pub car parks, care homes and new housing developments. Systems are specified for the traffic expected, from pedestrians to delivery vehicles.

Guide price: Priced after survey
Time on site: Planned around opening hours and phased where needed
Permeable: Depends on build

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How commercial resin surfacing works

Commercial jobs are about planning as much as laying: phasing so the site stays open, safe pedestrian routes, curing time before vehicles return, and layouts for bays and walkways.

On new developments, permeable resin bound over a porous base can form part of the site's sustainable drainage, which planning conditions often require.

Is it right for you?

You manage a forecourt, car park or entrance
You are a developer needing permeable paving
You want a finish that suits your brand and building

How we do it

Site survey and specification
Phasing and access plan
Base works
Lay resin in phases
Mark bays and routes
Handover with maintenance guide

Specification

System chosen for expected loads
Permeable builds for SuDS
Phased laying to keep sites open
Bay and route marking

Pros

Premium look
Permeable options for planning
Low maintenance

Things to know

Heavy turning vehicles need careful specification

Planning and permissions

General information, not legal advice. Pick your nation:

England

Commercial and development sites often have planning conditions on surfacing and drainage, including sustainable drainage. We work to the approved drawings and conditions and can supply product details for discharge of conditions.

Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland

Commercial resin surfacing: common questions

Can resin take delivery vehicles?

With the right base and system, yes for light commercial traffic. Heavy goods vehicle routes usually need a different surface or a heavy-duty specification.