Most permeable driveway materials

Question

Which is the more permeable driveway material - sandstone paving or resin?

Liam · Accepted Answer

Resin is permeable but would need a solid base underneath, preferably tarmac.
Sandstone wouldn’t be permeable as it would need to be laid on a strong sharp sand / cement base
Hope this helps

Kevin · Answer

Resin all day long,permeable compacted tarmac underneath

Jason · Answer

Block paving is a soak away if built correctly it’s very permeable and I’d say the best driveway material

Ray · Answer

Resin as long as it's laid on top of permeable tarmac.

Jason · Answer

Resin is the most permeable driveway material to use.

Shaun · Answer

Most definitely resin, provided it is install the bound method rather than bonded.

James · Answer

A resin driveway is far more permeable than sandstone paving.

Derek · Answer

Hi .
Depending on your budget paving be cheaper & resin appears the thing & long lasting subject to being done to detail per suppliers .Derek .

Luke · Answer

Resin as long as it's resin bound and not bonded sandstone isn't really permeable as it should be laid on a solid bed of mortar and pointed up

Wayne · Answer

Resin bound is more permeable, even more so if you use a permeable sub base, I.e an open grade tarmac, this is what I use as a sub base for all driveways

Most permeable driveway materials

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