Lamiroads
Lamiroads is a term used to describe roads constructed using a lamination process. This technique involves applying multiple layers of asphalt or other paving materials to create a stronger and more durable road surface. The lamination process typically begins with a base layer, followed by intermediate layers, and topped with a final wear layer. Each layer is compacted and bonded to the one below, creating a cohesive structure.
The primary benefit of lamiroads is their enhanced longevity and resistance to wear and tear. The layered
Lamiroads are particularly suited for high-traffic areas, such as highways, major arterial roads, and industrial zones,