Resin bond (Resin-bonded surfacing) is a type of paving system where a layer of liquid resin is applied to a solid base (such as concrete or asphalt), and then dry aggregate (stones) is scattered on top. Simple definition: Resin bond is a surface finish created by bonding loose stones onto a resin-coated base, forming a textured and decorative layer. Key features: • Non-permeable (water does not pass through) • Rough, anti-slip surface • Decorative appearance with natural stone • Quick installation Common uses: • Driveways • Pathways • Car parks • Landscaping areas Important note: Resin bond is different from resin bound: • Resin bond: stones sit on top (loose feel, rough texture) • Resin bound: stones are mixed with resin (smooth and permeable)