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Hard Landscaping - Seaside Special 1 Ultrascape product, 3 uses!


As the latest addition to the renowned Ultrascape range of products, Paving Guard provides a versatile solution for joint protection in domestic, commercial and public realm projects.


The product is an acrylic polyurethane hybrid and as such provides for both a user-friendly application and an extremely robust and durable finish, normally only achieved with solvent stabilised products.


The product has three uses: Sand stabiliser - When used on flexibly constructed paved areas (sand bed and joints), Ultrascape Paving Guard bonds the particles of jointing sand to one another preventing ‘wash-out’ during cleaning cycles, whilst maintaining the necessary degree of flexibility required for this construction type.


Surface sealant - When applied to paving as a surface sealant, the product forms a protective barrier to many common stain agents (oils, grease, foodstuffs etc) and reduces the effects of such stains whilst also facilitating easier subsequent cleaning of treated areas.


Chewing gum adhesion inhibitor - Paving Guard reduces the ability of chewing gum to adhere to the paving surface. The product doesn’t prevent chewing gum from sticking altogether, as the subsequent risk of carriage into shops and other internal areas is not generally desirable. It is intended to facilitate easier removal during normal cleaning cycles.


When being used as either a surface sealant or chewing gum adhesion inhibitor, Paving Guard can be used alongside the BS 7533 approved Ultrascape mortar paving system.


The product is available in a 25ltr drum, with 20 to a pallet. Its working time is 120 minutes and it is ready to receive foot traffic after 5 hours. It is suitable for use on most paving types and in most commercial environments including town centres, public squares and pedestrianised areas.


Ultrascape Paving Guard provides an aesthetically pleasing low-sheen finish to treated areas and offers a less impactive finish than conventional solvent stabilised materials.


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www.instarmac.co.uk 01827 871871


Trex®, the world number 1 in high perform- ance decking, is introducing its outdoor living products to the UK through Arbordeck dealers nationwide.


Produced from 95% recycled materials, the Trex Transcend® line combines the striking, classic appearance of traditional decking with the extreme durability and high performance of composite materials. Versatile and stylish, Trex is the perfect eco-friendly choice for any outdoor space, whether residential or commercial.


With a virtually indestructible surface shell and superior fade, stain and mold resistance, Trex won’t warp, crack or rot and requires ultra-low


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maintenance. Best of all, it comes with a 25- year limited residential fade and stain warranty enabling peace of mind for years to come.


Trex Transcend is available in six colours: Gravel Path (a pristine grey), Lava Rock (a reddish black), Special Rum (an umber hue with diverse streaking), Tree House (a warm earth tone), Vintage Lantern (a deep- burnished bronze) and new Tiki Torch (light brown).


Prices start from £75m including VAT and secret fixings.


www.trex.com/uk 01469 532300


Enquire: www.dcep.co.uk Tel: 01630 673000 Fax: 01630 673247 Email: dce@directcontact.demon.co.uk Post: use the Enquiry Sheet Trex: High performance and eco-friendly decking


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