resin driveways (15)

like any landscaping project prices are relative to what you can afford.Many people have never had their driveway replaced so the sums involved can be a eye opener.
Yes buying a diy kit for small areas and pathways can be purchased inexpensively unfo

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Over recent years designers and architects have experimented with decorative glass in there designs.
We have completed 3 projects in the last 3 months using decorative glass. With a vast range of shades and colours we can supply virtually all ral colo

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As more households choose resin bound gravel driveways,make your driveway standsout from your neighbours.

Here at peak surfacing we ae always looking to improve our decorative sufacing range,we are now able to offer a new range of blended gravels to c

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Resin driveways direct is a new site aimed at individuals and contractors wanting to purchase resin bonded or resin bound DIY kits for self installation.

Resin bonded aggregates are typically installed  as a anti slip system on pathways,balconies,forc

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Resin bound driveways

Peak surfacing have sucessfully installed a number of new resin bound driveways over the last few weeks.

Bottesford Near Scunthorpe Lincs X2

Bradford W.Yorks

Cress well Derbys.

Barnsley South Yorks.

Wetherby N.yorks.

 

Based in sheffield we supply and insta

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What is the difference between Resin bonded and resin bound.?

The bonded or "scattercoat" process uses cold applied resins,screeded over the surface with a thin dressing of kiln dried aggregates.Once dry the excess is brushed off leaving a 3-5mm thick

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Mrs G from Botesford near Scunthorpe ,North Lincolnshire contacted Peak Surfacing recently,with a old concrete driveway which was in  urgent need of resurfacing. Due to the thickness of the concrete,a mechanical excavtor would have to be brought to s

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Peak surfacing have 5 years experience of resin surfacing,100% of our business is installing resin based surfacing.We are looking for landscapers,garden designers or landscape architects to promote resin bonded or bound surfacing to potential custome

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Open forum activity

Ian Harvey replied to Jake's discussion Etesia hydro 80/ BAHIA Mulch plug fitting
"I don't have a Hydro80, but looking at your photo and the below links, it looks like the plug should simply be pushed down the grass chute to block the exit. There is also a dedicated mulch kit, which is what the parts list calls for, and looks like…"
2 hours ago
Jake posted a discussion
I've recently bought a second hand Etesia hydro 80, I've got a mulching plug for it but have no idea how it's fits or if it's even the correct part that's been sent. Hoping someone on here can help out
18 hours ago
Adam Woods replied to Piers Dixon's discussion Advertising garden maintenance services
"Hi Piers - Ive sold up and retired now... but I grew the business by using Bark.com. Yes there was a FB and Insta presence, but nothing pushy - and a great deal of caution about replying to FB enquiries - normally someone with a wee estate garden…"
yesterday
Nathan Pettit is now a member of Landscape Juice Network
yesterday
Billybop replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"I have gone with an Ego battery ride-on now as I wanted something that just works, without consideration for belts, engine etc, got a great deal (£2.5K) on an ex demo machine which had only 5 hours on the clock, it's absolutely the equal or better…"
yesterday
Peter sellers replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"You are welcome."
yesterday
Sam replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"Thanks so much "
yesterday
Peter sellers replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"Toro titan if you don't mind zero turn, pretty bomb proof. Stay away from John Deere unless you can afford the shaft drive to axle models, the rest have a belt driven transmission which are a nightmare to replace the drive belt you basically have to…"
yesterday
Sam replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"Thanks to those that have replied 
There is no mulch plug, it's a 2 in 1 so it collects and mulch's, a door to the collector is shut when mulching and a lever differentiates between the setting. I've basically never used the collection on it, door…"
yesterday
Piers Dixon posted a discussion
Hey folks,I'm planning a marketing push for my garden maintenance business with the aim of getting more regular work in large gardens for high end clients. Our diary is full but we are expanding.I'd love to know what has worked and not worked for…
yesterday
Adam Woods replied to Peter sellers's discussion Bulb planter for an old git
"Now theres the idea of the day.. turn the torque down, thank you for that one  Peter "
Wednesday
Peter sellers replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"We ran a similar Honda ride on for several years primarily for leaf collection , it worked well even on wet mushy leaves but the chute would block now and again. As others have said one blade looks to be on upside down whether the other blade is the…"
Wednesday
David Benson replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
" i hav looked at the photo again and i think the wrong blades hav been fitted the left one is nealy right but the beveld cutting edge is on under side of the blade. honda stoped using the mulching plug on that model in mid 2021 after that they used…"
Tuesday
David Benson replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
" Hi Sam
not familliar with that mower, in the photo it looks like the righthand blade is on upsidedown so it will be cutting with the back of the blade also is there a mulshing plug that slots into the shoot "
Tuesday
Billybop replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
"hi Sam as you say with no previous knowledge of machinery or sit ons, am not familiar with that Honda model, but as you say lack of power, vibration and backfiring, start with the basics, is the Choke changed to correct position once started, engine…"
Tuesday
Sam replied to Sam's discussion Honda HF2417 - Advice
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Strimmer question

Good morning all. I've always used strimmers that spin anti clockwise, just been looking at purchasing a ego strimmer for whizzing around lawn edges and I've seen that they spin clockwise. Have any of you used both and found that it was easy to get…

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