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Glow rock and glow sand for resin bound surfaces

Stones that soak up sunlight by day and glow for hours after dark, with no power or wiring. Add them to paths, drives, patios and pool surrounds.

In short

Glow Rock is photoluminescent glass stone that charges in daylight and glows after dark. It comes in three colors (Aqua, Emerald and Sky), three sizes (1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 inch) and 1 lb or 5 lb bags, with a fine Aqua glow sand alongside. It is sent direct from Resin Rock LLC.

Glow rock from Resin Rubber

Glow rock

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Glow Rock Aqua 1/2 inch – 1 lb
Glow Rock Aqua 1/2 inch – 5 lb
Glow Rock Sky 1/2 inch – 1 lb
Glow Rock Sky 1/2 inch – 5 lb
Glow Sand Aqua – 1 lb
Glow Sand Aqua – 5 lb

Choosing a color and size

Aqua, Emerald and Sky are the three glow colors. By day the stones look off-white, so the color only shows once the light goes. The smaller 1/8 inch stones give a finer, denser sparkle; the 1/2 inch stones are bolder and read from further away.

Glow Rock is used in resin bound surfacing, polished and exposed aggregate concrete, terrazzo and cement, so pick the size to suit how thick the surface will be.

How it is supplied

Glow Rock comes from Resin Rock LLC and is sent from there, not from our distribution locations. The materials team confirms delivery timing and freight when you order.

Glow rock: common questions

What colors and sizes are available?

Aqua, Emerald and Sky glow stones, each in 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 inch, plus an Aqua glow sand. Every item comes in a 1 lb or a 5 lb bag.

How long does it glow?

The stones charge in around 8 to 10 minutes of daylight and glow for 8 to 10 hours or more. Charging by sunlight or UV light both work.

Where does it ship from?

It ships direct from Resin Rock LLC rather than from our distribution locations. Contact the team for timing on your order.

Next step

Not sure which product your project needs?

Send the area, the existing surface and how the space gets used. The materials team will work out granules, binder and quantities with you.