Aggregates and Sands
3/4 crushed rock with sandy clay binder for compaction. Used for compacted road gravel, asphalt base, paver base.
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Crushed, jagged rock. Best used for road gravel, wall block and paver base. Blend of crushed stones, limestone, dolomite, granite, and traprock.
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3/4 recycled material (Crushed concrete and asphalt) with sandy clay binder for compaction. Used for compacted road gravel, asphalt base, paver base.
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This aggregate is regularly used for walkways, dog runs, playgrounds, and patios. Pea gravel can also be used for underground projects, such as drainage and pipe bedding and is a good choice when looking for fence post installation aggregate. Because it’s small, pea gravel will move easily if not edged properly. If using pea gravel for a walkway, have concrete blocks or landscape trim set up to keep the gravel in place.
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Coarse, aggregate sand. Used for interlocking paving stones, and for concrete work.
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Fill sand is primarily used as a base material for concrete because it compacts well. It is also commonly used to fill large holes.
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This Decomposed Granite, or Gray DG, is a beautiful gray/blue color. Very soft and pleasing to the eye. Blends well with many stone options or as a pathway through the landscape. This material is used for pathways or may cover large outdoor areas as an alternative to patio stone. Packs hard and tight with roller or tamper.
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Mason sand is created in the same way as concrete sand but is crushed finer. It is also created by crushing granite, gneiss, limestone, or trap rock then washing it though screens to ensure the uniformity of the grains
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PG&E Sand, just as its name tributes, is excellent for bedding electrical piping. It is also excellent for excavating trenches. Is a fine, washed sand made for Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and all utility companies where a fine backfill sand is required. It is gray in color.
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Used in a cement/sand/gravel mix to make concrete. Used to set pavers or fill in holes and low spots in your lawn. Refined (washed) sand can be used for many different projects around your home. Washed fine, crushed sand.
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Despite its name, decomposed granite is very strong. Consists of a dark brown, tan color material designed to compact. In fact, DG is harder than marble, and its unique composition allows it to compact firmly for patios, ballparks, driveways, pathways and trail systems, and landscapes, or for more high-traffic applications such as roads while maintaining drainage characteristics not found in most other hardscape surfaces. It is a completely natural derivative of granite. It can be compacted to create a beautiful, natural surface while remaining firm and permeable. Best used for setting flagstone/ pavers, turf, and pathways for dogs and trails.
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Despite its name, decomposed granite is very strong. Consists of a light brown, tan color material designed to compact. In fact, DG is harder than marble, and its unique composition allows it to compact firmly for patios, ballparks, driveways, pathways and trail systems, and landscapes, or for more high-traffic applications such as roads, while maintaining drainage characteristics not found in most other hardscape surfaces. It is the completely natural derivative of granite. It can be compacted to create a beautiful, natural surface while remaining firm and permeable. Best used for setting flagstone/ pavers, turf, and pathways for dogs and trails.
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It can be used in cement, particularly for projects like swimming pools and concrete paving stones where the finer grain gives a more finished appearance. Its finer texture also makes it an acceptable replacement for beach sand in applications like sand volleyball courts.
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