What Is Easihold?
If you're looking for a way to stop decorative stones or gravel from shifting while keeping a natural, low-maintenance finish, Easihold offers a smart and effective solution. Designed for decorative areas with foot traffic only, Easihold helps stabilise loose stone surfaces without compromising drainage or appearance.
In this blog, we’ll explain what Easihold is, how it works, and the best places to use it in your outdoor space.
What Is Easihold?
Easihold is a water-based acrylic binder developed by Vuba to stabilise loose decorative stones and gravel. Once cured, it forms a clear, firm surface that allows water to drain through while keeping stones securely in place. The acrylic formulation offers long-lasting durability with UV resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use in a range of weather conditions.
Easihold is ideal for homeowners, landscapers, and garden designers who want the look of loose gravel without the ongoing maintenance.
Key Benefits of Easihold
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Made with a durable acrylic, water-based formula
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Binds decorative stones to reduce scatter and movement
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Maintains a natural, loose-stone appearance
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Fully permeable for eco-friendly drainage
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UV-resistant and non-toxic
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Reduces weed growth and surface mess. However we recommend using a weed membrane.
Where Should Easihold Not Be Used?
Easihold is not suitable for driveways, light vehicle traffic, or any high-load-bearing areas. It is designed for foot-traffic-only applications. For surfaces that require strength and durability under weight or frequent use, a resin-bound or traditional hard landscaping system should be used instead.
Where Can Easihold Be Used?
Easihold is best suited for decorative applications that receive foot traffic only, such as:
Garden Paths and Borders
Easihold helps maintain tidy gravel paths and edges, preventing stones from spreading into surrounding areas.
Plant Pots and Planters
Secure decorative stones on the surface of plant pots for a clean, polished appearance that also helps reduce weeds and water splash. Watch Jade demonstrate how to use Easihold on plants HERE!
