SureSet Resin Systems

Main Contractor K P Wilton & Son Ltd from Bristol contacted SureSet as resin bound paving was a perfect solution for the project. Using a reputable product and contractor is a very important part of creating these commercial jobs and our 26 years of expertise was exactly what the customer was looking for.

It would have been easy to implement a traditional paving surface but, having seen the quality of our workmanship and attention to detail that could be produced with SureSet material, Anoopam Mission decided to use it for all of the pedestrian surfaces. One large benefit is that SureSet can guarantee no loose stones because it's a resin bound system that completely infuses the raw material whilst leaving voids for permeability, which also influenced its specification.A walkway blend was designed by our Technical Team to deem the installed materials suitable for heavy footfall and potential vehicular traffic. 

While meeting modern needs, the 275,000 square foot purpose built retail and leisure scheme, was designed to link to the existing town centre via a new curved pathway outside the proposed new Sainsbury’s flagship store.

SureSet FlexiSet, made of 50% recycled car tyres, was installed to support the sustainability part of the brief given by New Forest District Council. SureSet resin bound paving improves the drainage and surface water issues in the car park by allowing rainwater to flow through the paving instead of running off onto the car park surface. The benefits of a SureSet resin bound tree pit: Aesthetically pleasing Safer. Permeable Easy to maintain Guaranteed for 21-year. The EcoBatcher will save a project of this size 298 single-use plastic buckets! Read the full case study on our website.

The chosen colours for the brighter abstract paving zones are from our very own recycled glass range called Spectrum®, the glass chippings are of the smallest size available and average around 3mm. The recycled glass is always tumbled (no shape edges) before colour coating begins which is completed in-house to guarantee a colour consistency and UV stability.The striking and fun paving zones SureSet installed feature four bright colours of;Lemon and limeTutti fruityAquaUltramarine blue.The colours were separated using straight aluminum edging provided by our supplier Dural UK Ltd. To keep it fun and interesting triangular shapes were incorporated into the design. These increate areas of abstract triangles were installed by hand using a hand float, to ensure the coloured resin bound glass had the best finish.

This case study tells you about a project we completed 15 years ago and shows how it looks now, we also clean the area and it looks like new again.

The roof project in Bermondsey consisted of an accessible green roof for residents on the first floor and a green and brown roof at the next level. Natural Aggregate, 6mm Barley Beach. London

Priors Court School embarked on an expansion project to enable them to support an additional 13 young people severely affected by autism. The EcoBatcher will save a project of this size 696 single-use plastic buckets! Read the full case study on our website.

The Northern Hub required improved and increased train services via direct links between Manchesters Three mainline stations and a new direct link to Manchester Airport. SureSet helped redevelop these areas by installing two mixes of Resin Bound Paving to run next to the viaduct, which also includes entrances to step areas and ramp ways. The colour Tuscan Barley Butter a dark red mix with tones of gold and yellow, and Bronze which has more browns and greens, were then used in conjunction with a traditional concrete slab. SureSet provides a durable, accessible, low maintenance surface that will last.

In 2014 the famous Abbey Road studio was granted planning permission for a multi-million-pound expansion project, which included replicating the zebra crossing - most famous for The Beatles posing on it for their album cover. Trees lining Abbey Road are protected, and permission is required from Westminster City Council for tree maintenance. The roots of the tree outside number 5 Abbey Road run under the ramped access to the new gift shop, Westminster City Council required the surface of the ramp to be permeable....read more...

Sureset worked with the Bohunt Secondary school for a new permeable resin bound in pedestrian areas around the school building. See how we helped them here. Natural Aggregate, Barley beach, RG2 9GB

The Award-winning housing developers, Autograph Homes, required a sustainable paving source and wanted to create a generous size resin bound access road that provides a relaxed, natural feel to welcome residents to their homes.

The front garden consisted of the typical grass, a narrow footpath, and shrubs. It was prepared prior to arrival removing all elements including the soil which was made level and topped with a free-draining compacted stone, this is the required substrate for SureSell. Once the cellular structure is in place it's filled with loose stone and then suitable for a final layer of smooth yet permeable resin bound paving.

Grange Farm Centre is a site providing the local community with leisure, sporting & educational facilities. Find out this new SureSet case study - SureSet Natural Aggregate, 6mm Barley Beach, IG7 6DP

In this Case Study, SureSet permeable resin bound paving had the pleasure of working with Horatio’s Garden, this is a national charity known for its beautiful accessible gardens! Created for various NHS Spinal Injury Centres that are each built to help support those affected by spinal damage.

This case study is about two neighbours who work together to achieve their dream driveways.

This Case Study talks about our approved installer Coatech, who installed a stunning Driveway using our Natural Aggregate Barley Butter.

SureSet were contracted by CORMAC to install resin bound paving, creating accessible, safer pathways and viewing area at Pentire Point. View case study. Natural Aggregate, 6mm Barley Beach,

Originally a chapel, Redland Parish Church was built in the 1740’s and become a parish church when Redland parish was formed in 1942. Read more - SureSet. Natural Aggregate, 6mm Norwegian Pearl, BS6 7HE

In the picturesque village of Limpley Stoke in the Avon valley a newly built house required surfacing for a straight driveway and pathway around the front and side of the property. As you travel through this hilly village you notice that the majority of the other houses have loose gravel on their drives, most of which has gravitated onto the road. Keeping a gravel drive looking tidy is not only time consuming, the loose stone makes the surface inaccessible to bikes, wheelchairs and pushchairs; it’s even a struggle to put your wheelie bin out. Read more ...

The playground area of approximately 50m² stretched across some well-established tree roots, it was important that when resurfacing this area the roots were not damaged but also received sufficient water, SureSet resin bound gravel is a SuDs compliant paving material, that water drains through reducing puddling but would ensure water would drain down to the tree roots or any nearby runoff points.

St Laurence School is a comprehensive academy in the historic Wiltshire town of Bradford on Avon. Find out this new case study - SureSet Natural Aggregate, 10mm Barley Beach, BA15 1DZ

The Matt Hampson Foundation was set up in December 2010 by Matt Hampson himself, this was set up to help people who have been injured in sport. Matt Hampson (Hambo) himself was injured whilst training for the U21s Rugby. Hambo sustained several injuries and it paralysed him from the neck down and now wears a breathing tube.

This Case Study is about a family run busy in Bristol wanting to re-new the floor outside the shop and also include their company logo.

The recent installation of a new commercial courtyard at Chineham Business Park in Basingstoke offers a widespread range of flexible industrial and office spaces.

A stunning hotel in Malta wanting to upgrade the pool surround.

Natural Aggregate, Barley Beach, Christchurch, BH6 4LG. Following a 2013 review of Bournemouth’s care homes, to ensure they met the needs of the town’s growing elderly population, the decision was taken to close two existing homes and rebuild another in Tuckton, Southbourne.

The Santo António Villas, Golf & Spa Resort (previously known as Parque da Floresta) is situated on the far West of the Algarve amongst hilly landscapes. The resort located near the historic town of Lagos, Portugal opened in 1987. It was designed by Pepe Gancedo who was one of Spain’s most famous Architects and has no two holes the same which attracts golfers to return again and again.This project included many different techniques which can be achieved using SureSet resin bound paving. The whole surface was first covered in primer and CRM (crack reduction membrane) to provide additional support to the tiled base below. The surround of the pool was laid in 3mm Popcorn along with a frame created with aluminium edging and 3mm Bronze Medal, a flower design was also installed using the flexible aluminium edging and colours from the Spectrum Range.

Project Overview:In response to the council’s initiative to revamp pedestrian areas for enhanced safety and aesthetic appeal, Castle Street in Trowbridge embarked on a significant renovation project. Central to this endeavour was the installation of a 952m² of pedestrian walkways, necessitating meticulous planning and execution. The project specifications stated an 18mm depth for the surfacing material, with a specific colour requirement of 6mm Barley Butter, was approved for use in Castle Street.Client Requirements:The Castle Street Authority outlined specific specification requirements for the pedestrian areas. The areas encompassed a total of 952m² of footways with consistent depth of 18mm for the resin bound surfacing material to be installed and ensure durability and uniformity across the area. Use of our popular 6mm Barley Butter colour, was approved for Castle Street to maintain aesthetic coherence with the surroundings.Challenges:Several challenges were anticipated during the planning and execution phases of the project. Precision in depth, achieving and maintaining the specified depth of 18mm uniformly across the entire area demanded careful attention to detail. It was important to maintain colour consistency of the approved Barley Butter natural aggregate throughout the installation process as this was crucial to meeting client expectations and maintaining the area's aesthetic integrity. Adhering to the project timeline was imperative to minimise disruption to pedestrian traffic and to ensure timely completion.Solution:To address the challenges and fulfil client requirements, various steps were implemented. The high-quality material selection met the specified depth requirements procured, ensuring durability and longevity. The consistent application of the approved Barley Butter colour and stringent quality control measures maintained colour uniformity during installation. Our experienced Approved Installers MJS Surfacing utilised the advanced mechanical equipment and resin bound techniques to achieve the depth of 18mm uniformly across the pedestrian area. A dedicated SureSet project management team oversaw the entire process, closely monitoring progress to ensure adherence to the established timeline.Installation of Resin Bound:The installation commenced with thorough site preparation, including surface levelling and proper drainage provisions. Specialised equipment was utilised to apply the surfacing material uniformly to the specified depth. Experienced technicians meticulously applied the resin bound Barley Butter colour, ensuring consistency throughout the area. Rigorous quality control inspections were conducted at various stages to maintain our high quality standards.The Result:The Castle Street pedestrian areas were completed successfully, meeting all client requirements and surpassing expectations. The 952m² area now boasts a durable and visually appealing surface, enhancing the overall ambiance of Castle Street. The application of the approved Barley Butter colour adds a touch of tidy elegance while maintaining harmony with the surrounding environment. The project's timely completion minimised disruption to pedestrian traffic, earning accolades from the local community and local authorities alike.Conclusion:The resin bound pedestrian area installation exemplifies the successful collaboration between stakeholders, meticulous planning, and precise execution. By overcoming various challenges and adhering to strict standards, the project not only met but exceeded client expectations. The revitalised pedestrian area stands as a testament to the commitment to quality and excellence, enhancing the urban landscape of Castle Street, Trowbridge.