RESIN BOUND GRAVEL RESIN BOUND GRAVEL TREE PITS


Loose stones are a nuisance in pedestrian environments. Tarmac and conventional paving results in a impervious cap tree pits. Resin bound gravel allows air and water to permeate down to the root system of the trees.


To cover 1m2


to a depth of 50mm you will require 4 x 25kg of washed and dried 6-10mm gravel and 4kg of resin.


Tip mixture of gravel, resin and catalyst into planting pit (ensure this is a firm soil surface). Level out using a damp float to the finished level of the tree pit frame.


Leave approx 50mm space around the tree trunk and fill with dry gravel to allow for trunk expansion.


Delivery £28.00 for 4-12 bags and Free of charge on 16 or more bags.


UV RESIN AND CATALYST 4kg = 1m2


£58.00


8kg = 2m2 12kg = 3m2 16kg = 4m2 20kg = 5m2


£110.00 £150.00 £192.00 £230.00


BRITTANY BRONZE GRAVEL 4 x 25kg = 1m2


8 x 25kg = 2m2 12 x 25kg = 3m2 16 x 25kg = 4m2 20 x 25kg = 5m2


£50.00 £90.00


£125.00 £150.00 £160.00


RHINE GOLD GRAVEL 4 x 25kg = 1m2


8 x 25kg = 2m2 12 x 25kg = 3m2 16 x 25kg = 4m2 20 x 25kg = 5m2


£48.00 £86.00


£116.00 £139.00 £145.00


SILVER GREY GRAVEL 4 x 25kg = 1m2


8 x 25kg = 2m2 12 x 25kg = 3m2 16 x 25kg = 4m2 20 x 25kg = 5m2


38


£55.00 £99.00


£134.00 £160.00 £170.00


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