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Footpath/Pavement Asphalt

Quality Footpath/Pavement Asphalt Directly from Our Quarry

Enhance outdoor spaces with high-quality Footpath/Pavement Asphalt from Morris and Perry Quarry. Trust us to provide durable and sustainable solutions for all your paving needs.

An asphalt footpath running out through open grassland
  • Coated macadam plantSince 2001
  • Products generally toBS4987-1
  • Collected or deliveredMinimum 1 tonne

Work it out

Coverage — m² to tonnes

Our own coverage and laying-depth tables, working together: the area and the thickness give the tonnes, and the thickness shows which of our mixes are laid at that depth.

Relates to Dense, Medium, Close Graded and SMA. Open graded will give greater coverage. Products generally to BS4987-1 in limestone. Collected or delivered — minimum load 1 tonne.

Tonnes
4.2–5 t
Area
50 m²
1 tonne covers
10–12 m²

Laid at this depth — recommended laying depths

  1. SMA 10 Surf LS 0.4% Fibres 20–30 mm min 15
  2. SMA 6 Surf 70/100 LS 0.4% Fibres 25–35 mm min 20
  3. AC 10 Close Surface LS 30–40 mm min 25
  4. AC 14 Close Graded Surface Course LS 40–55 mm min 35
  5. AC 20 Dense Bin LS 50–100 mm min 40

Asphalt

Why Morris and Perry Are Your Go-To Experts for Footpath and Pavement Asphalt Solutions

Footpath/Pavement Asphalt is a ubiquitous material in urban landscapes. It serves as the sturdy backbone of pedestrian thoroughfares and bustling city streets. Its dark, glossy surface not only provides a smooth and safe walking experience but also absorbs heat from the sun, radiating warmth on chilly mornings as commuters shuffle to work or school. The resilience of Footpath/Pavement Asphalt is evident in its ability to withstand heavy foot traffic and adverse weather conditions while remaining relatively low-maintenance compared to other materials. This asphalt blend is specifically engineered for durability; it resists cracking under pressure and can be easily repaired when worn down over time. Perhaps most intriguing are the subtle nuances that arise on these paths—a splash of colour from an artist’s chalk drawing or a smattering of leaves during autumn—each adding character to these essential walkways that connect communities and foster everyday interactions among diverse people.

Pros & cons

Footpath/Pavement Asphalt: the pros and cons

Pros

  • DurabilityFootpath/Pavement Asphalt is known for its durability. It can withstand heavy foot traffic and constant exposure to various weather conditions without damage.
  • Cost-effectiveFootpath/Pavement Asphalt is relatively affordable compared to other paving options. Its low initial cost and minimal maintenance requirements make it a cost-effective choice in the long run.
  • Aesthetically pleasingWith its sleek and smooth finish, Footpath/Pavement Asphalt adds aesthetic appeal to any outdoor space. It comes in different colors, providing flexibility in design options.
  • Quick installationFootpath/Pavement Asphalt can be installed quickly and efficiently, minimizing disruption to the surrounding area. This makes it an ideal choice for busy public spaces or high-traffic areas.
  • VersatilityFootpath/Pavement Asphalt can be used for various applications such as sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, and bike paths.

Cons

  • MaintenanceFootpath/Pavement Asphalt requires minimal maintenance compared to other paving options; it still needs occasional seal coating and crack repairs to ensure longevity.
  • High temperatures can affect the surfaceIn sweltering weather conditions, Footpath/Pavement Asphalt may become soft and prone to damage.

Rough quote

Tell us what you need, and where

Fill out the form and send it. We will review your information and see if we deliver to your area, then call you to confirm your information and let you know the cost and when we can deliver.

Or call the quarry01749 840 441

sales@morrisandperry.co.uk

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