A drainage floor is a surface designed to allow water (rainwater and otherwise) to pass through it, preventing stagnation and reducing the risk of flooding. It is made of a special mixture of gravel and resin, which allows optimal dispersion of water flow to the subsoil.

• Pleasant and customizable aesthetics
• Very low application costs
• Excellent water drainage
• Weather and frost resistance
• Non-slip surface
• Low maintenance
• DIY possibility
• Greater durability compared to traditional floors in areas with frequent precipitation

• Outdoor areas subject to frequent rain
• Parking lots and driveways
• Gardens and courtyards
• Pedestrian and bicycle paths
• Public spaces such as squares and parks
• Common areas such as terraces and squares

• Epoxy primer
• Selected washed and dried gravel
• Epoxy binder

The application is extremely fast: if applied in the morning (with at least 20°C), it will be walkable for light traffic after about 12 hours. Maximum hardness (drivability) is achieved after about 36-48 hours (depending on ambient temperature). With high temperatures, these times are significantly reduced, speeding up the hardening process.

• Preparation of the existing substrate with epoxy primer and quartz sand
• Placement of drainage material (mixture of gravel and resin)
• Compaction and leveling of the floor
• Sealing or surface treatment, if necessary

The drainage floor is very resistant and does not require special care different from any other outdoor floor

The lifespan depends on several factors, but generally, it can last for decades with proper care.

Yes, they help manage rainwater more sustainably, reduce the risk of flooding, and can contribute to recharging aquifers.

The costs are generally very low and vary depending on the selected square meters and site conditions. The price for the ResinPro cycle starts at £19.90/sqm. Contact our technical support for a personalized quote.

Yes, but it is important that the installation is done correctly.

Certainly, the application is simple and quick, does not require specific skills. For large surfaces, it is recommended to use a concrete mixer to facilitate the mixing work between gravel and resin

Currently, no, ResinPro only sells the material, which will be delivered to your home. You can contact a trusted construction company and put them in touch with us for technical assistance

Yes, gravel and resin drainage floors are durable and suitable for pedestrian areas, driveways, and parking lots, provided appropriate materials and installation techniques are used

Yes, it is possible. For light traffic, a layer of 2 cm is sufficient. For heavy vehicles, a cement base of at least 7-8 cm or the application of a grass protection grid with a thicker mixture is recommended. Do you have doubts? Ask us how to do it!

The resin catalyzes under various conditions. The minimum recommended temperature is 10°C the maximum 40°C. In high temperature conditions, catalyzation times are reduced.

Your application will be ready in less than 24 hours. A person without experience can apply about 5 sqm per hour, including preparation. The more applicators involved, the shorter the processing times.

If breaks occur, just apply a new coat of resin or a new mixture to make the floor like new again

• Correct resin dosage
• Dry surfaces, as moisture and wet surfaces are enemies of the resin.

Yes, but they must be washed and dried to avoid resin hardening issues and aesthetic defects

Depending on the quantity ordered, you will receive a pallet or a small pallet with all the ready-to-use material

Don’t worry, ResinPro offers telematic and video assistance. The application is simple, you just need to mix the resin and gravel well.