The product
A polyethylene filler added to PU Addastone so the resin stops soaking into asphalt and stays put on a slope. Small component, but it is mandatory on asphalt and it belongs in the specification rather than being left to the site.
Where it is used
System family
A cold-applied polyurethane resin binding graded aggregate into a permeable, seamless surface course. Specified for driveways, footpaths, promenades, pedestrian areas, lightly trafficked car parks and low speed access roads. The permeability figures below are the ones a drainage engineer needs.
The resin-bound surfacing systemApplication data
Coverage, thickness, mix and cure, as declared by the manufacturer. Site conditions in the Gulf sit at the top of most of these ranges — allow for it in the programme.
Performance data
Every figure below is reproduced from the manufacturer's own technical data sheet, with the test standard it was measured against. The sheet itself is in the download section.
Where not to use it
The limits are as much a part of the specification as the performance. Everything here is stated on the manufacturer's data sheet.
Where PU Addastone is applied to asphalt or to sloped areas, Addagrip Addastone Thixotropic Agent to be added to the Part A resin at 0.5–1% per 20 kg unit, to a maximum of 1.5%, mixed to a homogenous creamy consistency before Part B is added.
Square brackets mark the choices that belong to the project. Send us the finishes schedule and we will return the clause completed, with the sample and mock-up programme against it.
Documents
Every document is the manufacturer's own, reproduced in full and unaltered under our cover. Free to download, no form.
The rest of the
Technical support for the design team
We supply the material and we apply it, so the specification and the workmanship sit with one party. Send a finishes schedule, an elevation or a mood board and we will come back with the system, the build-up, the sample programme and a completed clause.
