A bay-fronted semi in Heaton Moor, Stockport — frontage and side passage taken out together, rebuilt on a fresh compacted sub-base and finished in Daltex Brittany Bronze UV-stable resin bound. Two days, start to finish.
A 1930s bay-fronted semi in Heaton Moor with the classic layout for the area — a short frontage to the road and a narrow passage running down the side of the house to a rear gate. Both were taken out and rebuilt together rather than treated as two jobs: dug down to a clean formation, a fresh stone sub-base laid and compacted, then a seamless Daltex Brittany Bronze surface carried straight through from the road, past the bay, up to the front step and on down the side.
A resin bound driveway is only as good as the base beneath it. The frontage and passage were excavated together, a fresh stone sub-base laid and compacted, and only then was the resin mixed and trowelled out.


The frontage and side passage dug out together, a fresh stone sub-base laid and compacted, charcoal block edgings set, then the Brittany Bronze resin trowelled to a smooth, seamless finish. Tap any photo to enlarge.
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