Hanson Tarmac Cold Lay Asphalt - 25kg

Hanson Drive Repair Asphalt is a 6mm grade, ready-to-use cold lay asphalt suitable for instant, te...

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This guide helps homeowners effectively use Hanson Drive Repair Asphalt for quick, temporary fixes on driveways and paths. This product allows you to easily repair potholes and damaged areas, saving you time and money. Keep in mind that this asphalt is designed for temporary repairs and is not suitable for high-stress areas.

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Model Part Number541055
BrandHanson

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FAQs

What is the typical coverage area for a bag of Hanson Drive Repair Asphalt?

Typical coverage is 0.45m² at a compacted 25mm thickness.

Can this product be used in areas with heavy traffic?

No, it is not suitable for heavily trafficked areas.

What temperature range is recommended for applying the asphalt?

The recommended temperature range is between 5°C to 30°C.

How long does it take for the asphalt to set?

Setting time depends on the weather conditions. Cold weather will delay the setting time.

What should I do to protect the newly laid surface?

Protect the newly laid surface from vehicle tyres, power steering action, and heavy objects.

Is Hanson Drive Repair Asphalt suitable for all types of driveways?

It is suitable for most domestic driveways and paths but not for areas with high stress or heavy traffic.

Can I use this product to repair roads?

The product is designed for repairing, maintaining, and renovating roads, paths, and drives, but it is a temporary solution.

Troubleshooting

Asphalt not hardening quickly.

Ensure the temperature is within the recommended range (5°C to 30°C) and the area is exposed to air. Avoid covering the surface.

Asphalt surface is marking or deforming.

Avoid heavy loads and turning on the surface, especially during the initial setting period. Use timber sheets to spread the load of vehicle tyres.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to apply, requiring minimal effort and tools.
  • Provides a quick and temporary fix for damaged surfaces.
  • Cost-effective solution compared to full resurfacing.
  • Ready to use straight from the bag.

Cons

  • Not suitable for heavily trafficked areas.
  • Not ideal for areas subject to high stress, such as turning areas.
  • Setting time is dependent on weather conditions.
  • Can be prone to marking and deformation during early life.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure the area to be repaired is clean of loose debris, dirt, and water.
  2. Application: Pour the asphalt directly from the bag into the damaged area, slightly overfilling it.
  3. Compaction: Use a tamper or similar tool to compact the asphalt firmly.
  4. Weather Considerations: The product sets depending on the weather. Cold weather will delay the setting time. Drive Repair Asphalt should be placed within the temperature range of 5°C to 30°C.
  5. Protection: Protect the newly laid surface from vehicle tyres and power steering action. Timber sheets can spread the loading of vehicle tyres but will also reduce oxidation, which is required for the product to harden. Therefore, do not leave permanently covered, as this will extend the time taken to fully harden.

*Important Note*: Avoid using in high-stress areas such as turning points, and do not place heavy or sharp objects on the newly laid surface until fully cured.

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