Our Fire Pit installation video above is a great visual walkthrough of the correct application of the Pour on Gravel Binder. We only recommend using the gravel Binder to bind stones sized between 6mm & 20mm.

Application rates are as follows:

- Decorative areas - 1.5kg/m2

- Footpaths - 2.0kg/m2

- Frequently trafficked footpaths - 3.0kg/m2

Stone Size & Depths are as follows:

- 6mm single sized stone - 25mm depth

- 10mm single sized stone - 30mm depth

- 20mm single sized stone - 50mm depth

Best practice is to apply the resin in 2 or 3 light applications rather than 1 heavy application. this will ensure the best even spread and minimise the chance of over resining which can cause 'foaming' of the resin.

No. Using a watering can to apply the Pour On Gravel Binder to your surface is not suitable. This is because the resin is too think and will not stream consistently over the surface. As we want you to have the easiest installation process as possible we actually recommend using a 10-20L bucket with 3mm drill holes in the bottom to create a shower head affect-like stream.

If you have any questions please feel free to call us on 1300 392 155.

We often get asked if anything like water or catalyst needs to be added to the binder. You don't need to add anything to the binder, it is ready ot be poured over your loose gravel.

Simply just ensure you have the correct depths and the surface is clean of debris and dry.

Quick and easy to install, our Pour On Gravel Binder provides a cost-effective way to bind and stabilise loose gravel. The Gravel Binder is most often used creating attractive and easy to maintain gravel landscaping and pathways.

Pour On is the ideal polyurethane gravel binder to achieve a perfect resin stone surface. Offers two versions of the binder, amber and clear. Amber is less expensive if you are not concerned about the colour gravel look.

Available nationally, Pour On is the most widely used gravel resin applied primarily for gravel stabilisation Australia wide.

The important criteria are that the gravel is graded as a single sized stone between 6mm and 20mm. The gravel needs to be clean and dry with minimum dust or fines.

Watch our in-depth tutorial on our Youtube for more information here

No, this product is resin only. For a combined stone & resin kit, see our Stone & Resin DIY Kits.

Yes, but it is not guaranteed as the system has not been designed for this kind of application. If you do mix the stone and resin beforehand it is always recommended to pour a light coat on top of the area once it has cured.

Alternatively, StoneSet supplies a full supply and installation system of porous and overlay paving which is covered by a 10 year guarantee and offers maximum longevity.

No. StoneSet offer a full 10-year guarantee for supply and installation projects using our fully bound, overlay and porous paving system completed by an approved StoneSet installer. Pour On applications do not come under this product warranty.

Yes, pretty much. The important criteria is that it is graded as a single sized stone between 6mm and 20mm. We have used lots of gravel, crushed rock and recycled aggregates. Some recycled brick or very porous stone may require more resin, so monitor the surface once it has cured for any dry patches. It is always recommended to carry out a trial area to ensure your stone is suitable.

No, however when used to bind pebbles within a drainage cell system, a high percentage of the stone will maintain a strong bond.

The design life of the resin is in excess of 5 years. The life of the finished surface is dependent on the quality of installation, type of stone, level of use and base stability.

Once cured the resin is a completely inert material, meaning it is safe and has no negative impact to the surrounding areas. In fact, by creating a porous surface it offers some great benefits in waterway pollution and stormwater management. In liquid form the resin should be handled with care and the safety data sheet should be read prior to use. Always wear gloves when handling and a respirator when pouring large quantities of resin or any quantity in confined spaces.