Mason Sand
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A fine, washed sand used for masonry cement, under
pools & sand boxes. |
Concrete Sand
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A washed sand, a little more coarse than mason sand
used in concrete mixes, sand boxes, and can be used as septic
sand. |
Washed Stone
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For walkways, driveways and drainage areas.
(3/8", 3/4", 1 1/2") |
Crusher Run
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A mix of crushed stone and stone dust, great for
compaction; used for driveway base and walks; blue in color. |
Bank Gravel
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An unprocessed natural material with a gradation
starting with sand and ending with 3" - 4" stone. Used for sub-base
on roadways, driveways, foundations and for clean fill. |
Bank Sand
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An unprocessed sand generally without stones; used
in electric and pipe trenches and as a general fill. |
Stone Dust
|
Coarse stone chips, a sand like material, generally
blue in color; used under brick walkways, brick pavers, patio
blocks, and for paths; good compaction results. |
Blue Stone, 3/4"
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A blue colored stone used in raised and planting
beds for decoration around trees, shrubs and for paths and walks.
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Brown Stone, 3/8"
(Play Stone)
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A tan colored rounded stone; used in raised and
planting beds for decoration, around trees, shrubs and for paths
and walks. Excellent for play areas. |
Brown Stone, 3/4"
|
A tan colored rounded stone; used in raised and
planting beds for decoration, around trees, shrubs and for paths
and walks. |
Lavender Stone 3/4"
 |
A lavender colored stone; used in raised and planting
beds for decoration around trees, shrubs, and for paths and walks.
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| Screened Loam |
Screened organic soil; used in the planting of trees,
shrubs, flowers and lawns. |
| Pine Bark Mulch |
Ground and chipped bark, brown in color; used around
shrubs, trees and flowers. Good for retaining soil moisture and
temperature. |
| Hemlock Mulch |
Ground and chipped bark, rich, reddish brown color;
used around shrubs, trees and flowers. Good for retaining soil
moisture and temperature. |
| Wood Chips |
Chips of wood from a lumber mill; used around trees,
shrubs and flowers; for nature paths and dog pens. |
Forest Chips
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Chips of wood from trees; may include pine needles
and twigs. |
Wall Stone
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4"- 6" Broken rock for walls and erosion
control (Rip Rap) |
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| Safety Play Fiber |
A random size mix of hardwood fibers that meets
U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission guidelines. |
| Infield Mix |
A tan clay/sand blend for infields on baseball diamonds. |
| Rip Rap |
4" - 6" durable rock angular in shape
used for erosion control. |
When using this formula you must take the inches divided by 12 to come up with the depth you want to multiply.
Example: If the area is 24' x 22' x 2" you have to divide 2 by 12 to come up with .166' and the formula would be as follows:
