A £50,000 project to provide a face-lift to nearly 1,500 square metres of pedestrian and roadways surfacing, at King Edwards Upper School in Bury St. Edmunds, has been completed by Ayton Products. In order to assist differentiation between various school areas and locations, Stonebond was specified with two different coloured aggregates.


The result has given the school and the surrounding environment a completely revitalised appearance. Stonebond is a hard-wearing, easy to use, cold-applied polyurethane resin, used for bonding specially selected natural and pigmented aggregates to new or existing asphalt, concrete, metal and timber surfaces.

The finished surface gives the appearance of shingle, but eliminates the nuisance and maintenance problems associated with loose aggregates. The cured system gives a durable, textured surfacing, ideal for pedestrian areas, footpaths, cycleways, car parks and driveways. It is often employed to create colour demarcation, or anti-skid finishes and as part of traffic calming schemes.