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Organic-Lock

Beat Your Budget ...

Lower your maintenance costs by installing aggregates treated with Organic-Lock^TM

Beat Your Schedule ...

Achieve incredible results using locally sourced aggregates. Avoid waiting times for products that are shipped cross-country.

Benefits

Environmentally Friendly

Our environmentally friendly Organic-Lock^TM binder is the strongest organic binder on the market today. Organic-Lock^TM is made from 100% naturally occurring materials.

Water Permeable

On contact with water, Organic-Lock^TM creates a gel that binds the aggregate particles together and allows excess water to pass directly through the groundwater table.

Wheelchair Accessible

When installed to specifications, Organic-Lock^TM blended aggregates qualify them as wheelchair accessible and Organic-Lock^TM meets the maneuverability performance requirements of ASTM F 1951-09b.

Resists Erosion

When activated by water, Organic-Lock^TM forms an adhesive gel which bonds aggregate particles together while still allowing water to permeate through to the ground below. Organic-Lock^TM is particularly effective on sloped surfaces where pathways and other surfaces are more prone to washouts and rutting due to fast moving water.

Self Healing

Organic-Lock^TM blended aggregate surfaces remain completely flexible and able to withstand thermal movement or settlement of the sub base materials. In conditions where cracking does occur, rain water reactivates the Organic-Lock^TM allowing the surface to self-heal and naturally fill any cracks making it a very low maintenance pathway stabilizer option.

Simple Maintenance

Maintenance is easy. The material can be re-worked by adding water first (which reactivates the Organic-Lock^TM gel allowing for physical manipulation), followed by scarification and re-compaction.