DuraTough® - Cementious Grouted Asphalt

Duratough combines the flexibility of asphalt, with the strength and imperviousness of concrete in a two-part semi-rigid pavement. It is durable and long-lasting.
Duratough is a grouted composite pavement that is a cost-effective and fast curing alternative to concrete. Duratough can be opened to pedestrians within three hours and accept vehicular traffic within 24 hours.
Duratough’s strength stems from the base of gap-graded asphalt whose voids are filled with a cementitious grout. Once the grout has cured it has strength similar to that of concrete, with more flexibility, which reduces cracking and jointing requirements.
The impervious surface with the cementitious grout prevents volatiles from penetrating the asphalt structure and compromising the pavement’s strength.

[@pureluck8767]

Why is it so satisfying to watch

[@tardwrangler]

Sounds like this would be perfectly suited to our roads in Norway

[@mikemosley77]

Umm, sorry to intrude but thought I'd let the narrator know it's "asphalt"...not "ashphalt". It's not made from cigarettes ashes or anything like that lol

[@nomdeguerre8464]

Ashphalt was killing me too

[@laleyendatattoobizz]

Do you offer this in the US? Im wanting to redo mu asphalt parking lot but would much rather do something like this over it

[@luckystrike656]

Since cement its not solt resistant how can your mix be? What kind of aditivs does it contain?

[@dobbyssox]

Really interested in the product until I heard the guy say ashfault - over - and over again. Next!

[@popjax2465]

IKR 😅

[@NYTROeast]

Can use this over a 3-inch thick asphalt that's based/floor to a metal carport to keep my trailer tires from leaving indentation where the trailer sits when not in use over the winter

[@user-ny2nv7lr6o]

Perfect job!

[@mayurrao6506]

what should be the water cement ratio??

[@santoshkumarbhat3053]

wondeful idea.

[@luispadilla3411]

Can I get this product in Edmonton alberta Canada?

[@peterghai2466]

Do have this in pail for home use

[@heidispawsandfins]

There is no 'h' in asphalt, it's not pronounced ashfelt......get it right!!

[@bitTorrenter]

*ph makes it pronounced 'fault'

[@LaudenKleer]

@@bitTorrenter Ashfult 😆

[@Privateones]

I’m very interested in this product & please send me more information away from site possibly for my new venture. DT

[@urstrulyrahul15]

What is water cement ratio used

[@rjcreations6648]

manam thisukunnadhe

[@naointeressa2251]

It'z knot tha thirst tyme i c someone sayin ashfault

[@TM-tz9rr]

Asphalt*

[@OutdoorOasisX]

Asphalt not ashphalt

[@kylehazachode]

Lol ashfault

[@LygerTheCLaw]

ashfault

[@777fiddlekrazy]

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