SureSet UK adds to its brand family with TradePack

NEWS RELEASE SureSet, the UK’s leading manufacturer of resin bound surfacing materials, has launched another innovative product. TradePack™ has been designed with experienced self builders and tradesmen in mind.
SureSet’s Managing Director, Kevin Weston, said: “We are delighted with our new TradePack™, the latest addition to our SureSet range. We are now providing tradesmen and experienced builders with pre-weighed amounts of our product, creating the opportunity to design and install their own projects using high quality permeable resin bound paving.”
Drawing on the benefits of the company’s proven resin bound manufacturing technology each TradePack™ consists of sufficient bagged aggregate and resin to install a total area of 30m² at a 16mm depth, and full installation instructions. Initially available in the most popular colours of Sterling, Barley Beach and Norwegian Pearl, TradePack™ is delivered palletised and shrink-wrapped, with prices starting at £1,200.00.
The launch of the new TradePack™ follows the successful launch of SureCell™ in March. SureCell™ is an interlocking honeycomb structure that provides a durable, eco-friendly, ideal base for small areas. Laid directly onto compacted stone and filled in with loose gravel, providing an incredibly strong and stable surface which is ideal for vehicles and pedestrians.

The launch of two new products already this year demonstrates SureSet’s commitment to research and development.

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