Imprinted drive
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Imprinted drive
http://www.wirraldriveways.co.uk/jpgs/drive3.jpg
http://www.wirraldriveways.co.uk/jpgs/drive1.jpg
http://kellcrete.co.uk/images/Home%2...y%20Cobble.JPG
Has anyone had their drive concreate imprinted. I need to sort the drive out and have seen this type of drive a couple of time's and really liked it. Anyone any comments on the subject ?
http://www.wirraldriveways.co.uk/jpgs/drive1.jpg
http://kellcrete.co.uk/images/Home%2...y%20Cobble.JPG
Has anyone had their drive concreate imprinted. I need to sort the drive out and have seen this type of drive a couple of time's and really liked it. Anyone any comments on the subject ?
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Walked on a few around my area. Look ok, slippery when wet and easier to maintain. However, I think blocked paving looks poor anyway and good old black tarmac looks a much better class- so what do I know!
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Here's our imprinted drive. Been down for about 4 years now. Overall pleased with it. It does need to be re sealed every 3 years or so. But love the fact that you don't get any weed growth or discolouration from algae etc on it.
I do like block paving but compared to this I don't think it lasts as well.
Cheers Rob
I do like block paving but compared to this I don't think it lasts as well.
Cheers Rob
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My dad had his done about 6 years ago. Looks great, just needs re-laquering now and again which is easy DIY job. No gaps for weeds to grow through or blocks to become loose. It will be my personal choice once I eventually get the driveway sorted!
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