How it works
The treatment sits at the contacts between grains, binding loose ground into a stabilised layer.
The problem
Loose sand and weak soil move. Wind lifts it, traffic breaks it up, slopes shed it, and a working surface needs remaking every season. The usual treatments are either expensive per square metre or short-lived enough that the cost simply repeats.
The treatment
An inorganic formulation applied to soil, sand or sediment, where it binds the grains into a stabilised surface layer. Unlike the downhole products it is applied from the surface rather than pumped into a formation.
What it gives you
Binds the grains
Stabilises loose sand and weak soil into a coherent surface layer.
No hazard pictogram
The base formulation carries no GHS classification and requires no hazard pictogram.
Supplied at scale
Formulated to be produced and delivered in the volumes a surface application needs.
Two grades
A standard inorganic grade, and SandGuard Pro, a hybrid polymer and inorganic grade measured at higher strength.
Discuss a site
Tell us the ground, the area and what the surface has to carry, and we will tell you whether SandGuard is a fit.
Get in TouchNo SandGuard application has yet been performed outside the laboratory. Safety data sheets are issued on request.