
Cold-Mix Colored Asphalt
Cold-Mix Colored Asphalt for thoughtfully planned outdoor spaces. Explore the color, material and installation requirements for your next paving project.

Make each space easier to read.
Paths & connections
Explore color-led routes through parks, campuses and pedestrian areas. Confirm traffic and accessibility requirements before specification.
Landscape & leisure
Coordinate surface colors with planting, architecture and the surrounding landscape. Start with an agreed sample.
Repairs & transitions
Review the original pavement, repair depth and expected use to assess whether a cold-mix system is suitable.
The right finish starts below the surface.
A color reference is only the starting point. The base, drainage, loading and installation conditions help determine the appropriate mixture and layer design.
Your project checklist
- Location, climate and installation season
- Area, proposed thickness and base condition
- Traffic type, loading and drainage
- Color reference and delivery schedule
From sample to finished surface.
Review
Share site information and confirm the intended use.
Approve
Review the material system and approve a physical color sample.
Install
Prepare, place and compact according to the selected system instructions.
Inspect
Inspect the work and confirm conditions for opening with the project team.
Thickness, consumption, temperature limits and opening times are system-specific. Request the relevant technical data before specification.
Material questions, answered.
Is colored cold-mix asphalt a coating?
An asphalt mixture and a surface coating are different systems. Confirm the required layer and performance with the project team before selecting a material.
How is the final color confirmed?
Use a physical sample of the proposed mixture. Aggregate, binder, lighting and application can affect the finished appearance.
Can it be used on any existing surface?
Suitability depends on the substrate, stability, drainage and intended loading. A site assessment is needed before confirming the installation approach.









