New Pattern Imprinted Concrete Driveway in Wythenshawe

Transform A Small, Simple Space into Something Stunning!

A small, simple, square space can be made to look eye catching and attractive using pattern imprinted concrete. That’s what some clients decided they wanted to have across the front of their house – a brand new pattern imprinted concrete driveway in Wythenshawe!

Living in Wythenshawe, Manchester where parking is limited meant that our clients needed to maximise parking availability on their driveway while also improving the appearance of it. Now, you might think that making something practical means that it must be boring, but that’s not necessarily the case, as you can see from the photographs included.

Our clients chose Old English cobble for the pattern and coloured in classic grey. A charcoal release was included which adds depth to the colour and enhances the quality of it. We were able to lay the concrete right up to the fence posts and front wall of the house.

The last part of the process was to seal the pattern imprinted concrete driveway in Wythenshawe in a mid-sheen seal with anti-skid agent. This has two key benefits as it provides a protective coating over the surface as well as creates a lovely shine on the new driveway without making it slippery to walk on, in fact it gives it better grip.

Covering the whole area with pattern imprinted concrete without having to accommodate an existing border and lawn produced clean lines and an uncluttered look. It also made the space appear bigger.

Need A New Driveway? A Pattern Imprinted Concrete Driveway in Wythenshawe could be the answer!

If you want to improve how you are utilising the space outside your home or add curb appeal, a pattern imprinted concrete driveway in Wythenshawe could be the solution. To find out more call Planet Surfacing on 0161 9451208. We look forward to hearing from you.

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