Fully Permeable (SuDS Compliant): Water drains naturally through the surface, preventing puddles and reducing flood risk.
Smooth, Seamless Finish: The stone is bound in clear resin, meaning no loose stones, no weeds, and accessible, wheelchair-friendly pathways.
Highly Durable: UV-stable resins ensure the surface won’t fade or discolor, even in direct sunlight.
Low Maintenance: A simple sweep and occasional power wash are all it takes to keep the finished surface looking pristine year-round.
Ready to upgrade your surface?
Speak with our Cornwall-based Sales Manager, Dani Thomas, to discuss your surfacing project, or complete the form on the right to learn more:
M: 07717 133 010
T: +44 (0)1637 856 684
E: danit@dcmsurfaces.com
Please complete the form below and a member of our team will get back to you within 24 hours (Mon-Fri).
Recently, our team completed a major 1,500m² resin bound gravel installation at the renowned St Enodoc Hotel in Cornwall. A true highlight of the Cornish coast, this prestigious property is owned by chef Paul Ainsworth and famously visited by culinary figures such as Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver, Rick Stein, and Nathan Outlaw. This prestigious property—owned by renowned chef Paul Ainsworth—required a comprehensive exterior surfacing upgrade. The objective was to deliver a seamless, durable, and slip-resistant finish that would elevate the aesthetic of the grounds and complement the coastal surroundings.
Trusted by developers, architects, and homeowners, we provide durable, eco-friendly indoor and outdoor surfaces—from playgrounds and sports pitches to decorative driveways and Daily Mile tracks. Our fully trained installers ensure compliance with British and European standards, delivering sustainable, long-lasting surfacing solutions for every project.
Resin bound gravel is to be installed onto a minimum of 50mm AC14 open texture binder course.
A 1-3mm or 2-5mm aggregate is the most popular size used for a driveway, terrace or path, ensuring the internal build-up of the surfacing is a tight, well-bound mixture, with the right amount of cavitation for permeability. We recommend a minimum depth of 20mm for a driveway and a minimum depth of 16mm for a path or terrace.
For tree pits, we would recommend a 5-8mm or 10mm size aggregate to achieve optimum strength and porosity.
