Bespoke New Driveway in Northenden with Beautiful Design Features

Need more room for parking your car? Want to improve the appearance of your outdoor space. A pattern imprinted concrete driveway is a great solution. With a range of different patterns and colours, pattern imprinted concrete is more attractive than concrete and is hardwearing requiring very little maintenance.

Planet Surfacing recently laid a new driveway in Northenden. Our clients opted to have a pattern imprinted concrete driveway and chose to have large London cobble as the pattern and it was coloured in terracotta. To add definition and depth to the colour a chocolate release was also added.

The great thing about pattern imprinted concrete is that with so many colours and patterns, you can choose a combination that is bespoke to you. You can also personalise your design by including additional features. For added interest for their new driveway in Northenden, our clients chose to have a sailor’s medallion coloured in slate grey along with a red rope entwined around a brown anchor. Glitter was included in the colour which creates a beautiful shimmer when catching the sun.

To clearly define the shape of the pattern imprinted concrete driveway we acid stained the edges and then the whole driveway was sealed in high gloss. In addition, drainage that was Suds compliant and a recessed manhole were both installed. If you want to know what the finished driveway looked like, check out the photographs.

Planet Surfacing has many years of experience installing pattern imprinted concrete driveways. We are always trying to be innovative with new designs or if you have any specific design ideas, we will always try to accommodate these for your new driveway in Northenden.

We offer fantastic quality and a professional service at an affordable price.

For a new driveway in Northenden, give Planet Surfacing a ring on 0161 9451 208.

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