
Resin bound surfacing is a clean, durable and low-maintenance choice for driveways, paths, patios, steps, ramps and other outdoor areas across Edinburgh.
Made from natural stone aggregates bound with a clear UV-stable resin, it creates a smooth, seamless finish that can improve both the appearance and everyday use of your property.
Based in Peebles, Equip2Save installs resin bound surfaces throughout Edinburgh and surrounding areas, with a choice of stone blends, colours, edging and design options to suit different properties and outdoor spaces.
Resin bound surfacing is often chosen by homeowners and businesses who want a surface that combines practical performance with a cleaner, more decorative finish.
It provides a stable surface without loose gravel and can be used across driveways, garden paths, patios and other outdoor areas.
Key benefits:
clean, modern appearance
low-maintenance finish
wide choice of natural stone blends
suitable for driveways, paths, patios, steps and ramps
permeable when installed correctly
no loose gravel spreading onto adjoining paths or roads
suitable for domestic and commercial spaces
installed by an RRU approved resin bound team

Resin bound surfacing can be used across a wide range of Edinburgh properties and outdoor spaces, including:
driveways
garden paths
patios
steps
ramps
courtyards
access routes
decorative garden areas
commercial entrances
shared outdoor spaces
This makes resin bound surfacing suitable for everything from smaller residential paths to larger driveway and access projects.
Resin bound surfaces can be tailored to complement the style of the property and surrounding outdoor space.
Equip2Save can help you choose from different natural stone colours, aggregate blends, edging details and design options to create a finish that works with the house, garden and existing landscaping.
Decorative borders and templates can also be incorporated where suitable, allowing the finished surface to feel more considered and individual to the property.
One of the main benefits of resin bound surfacing is permeability. When installed correctly over a suitable permeable base, rainwater can drain through the surface rather than simply running across it.
This is particularly relevant when planning driveway improvements in Edinburgh. City of Edinburgh Council guidance states that, in many cases, a new driveway does not require planning permission where the surface is permeable or rainwater is directed to a permeable area. Different requirements can apply to listed buildings, flats, conservation areas and properties on classified roads.
Where a new or altered vehicle access or dropped kerb is required, separate Council permission may also be needed.

Planning and access requirements vary by property. Customers should confirm any necessary permissions with the City of Edinburgh Council before work begins.
Not every resin bound project has straightforward access.
Equip2Save has access to compact groundwork equipment, including small diggers and machinery suited to tighter spaces, which means we can often carry out preparation work where larger equipment would be impractical.
This can be particularly useful for narrower driveways, side access routes, enclosed gardens, paths and other outdoor areas where access is restricted.
Resin bound surfaces are generally low maintenance.
Regular sweeping, occasional cleaning and keeping surrounding drainage clear can help protect the finish. Moss or weeds should be treated where needed, and sharp or heavy objects should be used with care to reduce the risk of surface damage.
Simple ongoing maintenance can help keep the surface looking clean and performing well over the long term.
Equip2Save provides resin bound driveway and surface installation across Edinburgh and surrounding areas.
Our coverage includes areas such as:
Morningside · Newington · Liberton · Fairmilehead · Colinton · Currie · Balerno · Corstorphine · Portobello · Leith · Stockbridge · Cramond · South Queensferry

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