Meon

Resin bond aggregate paving solutions, offering natural and recycled materials with unlimited colours, can transform tired and worn surfaces simply and attractively in even the most demanding of circumstances. Harmonizing perfectly with its surroundings, DekorGrip Bond offers an anti slip surface suitable for drives, vehicular and pedestrian paths. With its textured finish, no stones become loose and this solution can be easily applied to most existing surfaces.

Natural and recycled materials offered by Resin Bound aggregate paving solutions, with unlimited colours and designs that no other type of paving can match. Resin bond aggregate paving solutions, offering natural and recycled materials with unlimited colours, can transform tired and worn surfaces simply and attractively. Manufactured from 100% premium recycled tyres, free from fibres and wires, rubber mulch when laid with DekorGrip rubber binder will create a unique, low maintenance surface. DekorGrip Rubber Crumb provides an alternative decorative finish.

Meon line marking and surface repair products are designed to put the power into your hands. Furthermore, our line marking surface & repair equipment gives you complete control of your outdoor layout, making traffic flow and parking provision easy. Concrete Repair systems from Meonare a fast and easy solution to repair cracks and broken concrete. A majority of our products have a natural skid resistance and is particularly cost effective as no hot works are required. A carefully selected range of options for permanent crack and asphalt repair.

Complaints about the smell of paint are common, and the smell is mostly due to the solvent used to keep the paint resin in solution. If the paint is being used in a large space such as a warehouse or factory, the actual risk to health is generally low. However, the perceived risk is high and the smell is unpleasant to some. We recommend the use of water-based paints; make sure they are ammonia-free or there may still be complaints about the smell of that! Ultimately it is down to your specific Waste Management policy or practices.