POLYMERIC SAND AND SEALING
POLYMERIC SAND
Polymeric sand is a popular and effective solution for stabilizing paver joints and enhancing the durability of outdoor surfaces. This specially formulated sand contains polymers that bind and lock the sand particles together, creating a solid and cohesive surface. One of the primary benefits of using polymeric sand is its ability to prevent weed growth and insect infestation. The polymers create a barrier that inhibits weed germination and growth between the paver joints, minimizing the need for frequent maintenance and weed removal. Additionally, polymeric sand helps to deter ants and other insects from nesting in the joints, preserving the integrity of the paved area.
Another advantage of polymeric sand is its excellent water resistance and durability. When properly installed and activated with water, the sand forms a strong bond that withstands heavy rainfall and helps to prevent erosion. The hardened polymeric sand acts as a barrier, preventing water from seeping into the sub-base and compromising the stability of the paved surface. This water-resistant characteristic also makes polymeric sand resistant to freeze-thaw cycles, reducing the risk of cracks or shifting of the pavers. Overall, polymeric sand provides a long-lasting and low-maintenance solution for enhancing the aesthetics and longevity of paved areas, making it a popular choice for homeowners and landscapers alike.
PAVING STONE SEALER
PAVING STONE sealing interlock refers to the process of applying a protective sealant to interlocking paving stones used in outdoor hardscaping projects. This sealant serves as a barrier against moisture, dirt, and stains, helping to maintain the appearance and longevity of the paved surface. The interlock sealing process involves thoroughly cleaning the paving stones, followed by the application of a high-quality sealant that penetrates the surface and forms a protective layer. This sealing not only enhances the color and texture of the stones but also helps to prevent weed growth and the growth of moss or algae between the joints. Overall, sealing interlock pavers is a crucial maintenance step to preserve the beauty and durability of outdoor paved areas.