Addastone Surface

The Addastone Resin Bonded Surfacing System provides an attractive, hard wearing and low maintenance surface by bonding or fixing loose gravel aggregates to concrete, asphalt, wood or metal. Aggregates bonded in this way give the appearance of loose gravel without the many maintenance problems.

A wide range of natural and recycled aggregates are available, making it ideal for heritage sites, landscaping schemes, parks, paths, driveways, roads and visitor attractions. A real alternative to block paving, tarmac, and concrete finishes.

The benefits of using Addastone are as follows:

Aesthetically pleasing – decorative natural appearance.
Durable – hard wearing and resilient.
Low maintenance – occasional sweeping or pressure washing.
Fixed – does not move, migrate, or wash away.
Anti-slip – textured aggregates provide a good anti skid surface.
Application – to asphalt, concrete, timber and steel surfaces.

SAP Landscapes Addastone surface Adamstown Project

Addastone Samples

A selection of our clients

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Testimonials

Just a quick email to say thanks very much for the recent work carried out. It really had a great impact and looks very smart. The quality of the plants and shrubs are fantastic, a very swift turnaround time and no disruption or mess was a huge benefit to operations onsite. Please pass on my appreciation to the teams that were working on site.

Commercial Client
The road sweeper came in last night and did an absolutely super job on the back yard, exactly what I wanted! The truck operator was extremely efficient and obviously cares about providing a great service.

Private Commercial Client
On behalf of the residents of the above complex, I wish to acknowledge the excellent work carried out by your staff led by Ray throughout the grass cutting season 2017.

The attention to detail has been very much appreciated by the residents and we believe it helped greatly towards being highly commended in the Dublin North Central Area Gardens Awards, Senior Citizens Section.

Residents Committee