Easihold Rocks! A Revolutionary New Patented Stone & Gravel Binder - Capable of Bonding and Fixing Them in Place.

Any Mulch. Any Stone. Any Gravel. Water Based Non-Harmful Binder - Easihold is a water based, non-harmful, easy to use resin binder that leaves stones & gravel permeable, with a protective sheen. Easihold is recommended to hold in place clean stones, 4mm to 20mm in diameter. Easihold is not suitable for vehicle traffic or frequent / heavy-duty traffic.

Easy to Use DIY Product - Easihold is perfect for use on new or existing stones. Dirt and silt deposits ought to be washed off prior to application - and ensure the weather conditions are good for the 72 hours post application. 3 Easy Application Methods - Easihold is applied by 3 different application techniques - Pour On, Spray On or Mix In.

3 Easy Application Techniques

Spray On

COVERS 8m² per Coat

Stones:

Easihold can be spray applied using a standard airless sprayer. 3 coats are required, 1/3 of this bottle covers 8m². Spraying Easihold limits penetration into the base layer. Great for achieving a larger coverage for decorative use, but this method won’t provide as strong a surface finish.

Mulch:

The spray method is the most recommended for applying on mulch. 3 coats are required on the same 8m² area. Ensure to clean out your sprayer with hot water in case of clogging.

Pour On

Easihold can be poured from a watering can, ensuring your stones are evenly coated. You will typically get less coverage from this method, as more Easihold will pour out, which makes it difficult to advise exact coverage rates.

However, the pour method can be useful for smaller areas of gravel. Make sure you use a watering can with a steady flow that is dispersing the Easihold liquid evenly across the stones or mulch.

The one main consideration with this method is over saturation. Easihold is air drying, so application of excessive amounts will leave the surface wet and unbonded.

Hand-Mix

MIXES 7 x 20kg BAGS OF STONES

The mixing method leaves the strongest finish, especially if the surface is to receive any foot traffic, guaranteeing the stones are evenly coated throughout.

Mix Easihold with your stones until they’re evenly coated. You can typically only use this method of application with new stones -  mixing with old, dirty stones, could be difficult. We wouldn't advise using the mix method for mulch.