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What Is Self-Binding Gravel?

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Self-binding gravel is a type of decorative gravel that is designed to compact and bind together, forming a stable and long-lasting surface. Unlike traditional loose gravel, self-binding gravel is made up of a combination of small stones, sand, and clay particles that bind together naturally. This creates a firm and stable surface that is resistant to movement, making it ideal for pathways and other pedestrian areas. 
 
If you are looking to create a beautiful and durable pathway, self-binding gravel could be an excellent option. This innovative product is designed to bind together naturally, creating a solid surface that requires very little maintenance. In this article, we will explore what self-binding gravel is and why it is a popular choice for gravel paths. 


At Mainland Aggregates, we offer a range of self-binding gravels and path toppings, including Old English Self Binding Gravel, Cotswold Self Binding Gravel, and Dove Grey Path Topping. Our Old English Self Binding Gravel is a warm and rustic option that is perfect for traditional gardens and pathways. The products are generally graded from 10mm down to dust.
 
Cotswold Self Binding Gravel is a classic and elegant option that is ideal for modern and contemporary outdoor spaces. It features a blend of yellow stones that complement a range of garden designs. Another of our high-quality gravels is our Dove Grey Path Topping. This product is a chic and contemporary option that is perfect for creating a stylish and modern pathway. It features a mix of silver and grey stones that create a sleek and sophisticated look. 
 
Self-binding gravel is an excellent choice for creating durable and low-maintenance gravel paths. It is available in a range of styles and colours, making it easy to find the perfect option for your outdoor space. If you are looking for high-quality self-binding gravel and path toppings, Mainland Aggregates is the perfect place to start. With our range of products and expert advice, you can create a beautiful and functional pathway that will stand the test of time. 

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