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Product Lists
Crushed Stones
Commonly used as a versatile building material for various applications such as road base, concrete aggregate, drainage systems, and landscaping.
It will make your construction work stronger and more durable. These stone suit the heavier duty operations and is largely used by civil contractors.This type of sand is particularly suitable for providing stability and resilience to structures, making it a preferred choice for various construction projects, especially those requiring robust and long-lasting results.
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Crushed Stone with a consistent blue/gray color. Perfect for drainage, groundcover or dressing up walkways. Excellent for drainage systems, ground cover, walkway embellishments, and driveway construction. It is made by mechanically crushing rocks and is available in different sizes and colors depending on the source material.
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Coarsely crushed rock used in concrete pavements, massive foundations, granular bedding/filler, and for asphalt concrete mix with coarser design specifications. Vital for sturdy infrastructure, used in concrete pavements, foundations, and asphalt roads, ensuring durability and reliability in construction projects.
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Sands
Essential for bedding and jointing pavers, laying bricks, and leveling surfaces during construction projects.
A construction sand that is screened commonly used in many applications such as paving, roads, masonry works, plastering, etc.
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Comprised of finely ground quartz or silica particles, is esteemed within the construction industry for its aesthetic allure and multifaceted utility across various projects.
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Characterized by its volcanic mineral content and iron deposits, adds a distinctive visual allure, making it a sought-after choice in construction for landscaping and decorative enhancements.
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Essential in construction, clean, fine-grained material utilized to fill voids, trenches, or leveled surfaces, ensuring stability and proper compaction in various building endeavors.
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A general-purpose material that has a medium to coarse grain, that ranges from 0.2mm to 2mm in particle size. Commonly used in concrete, mortar, and other building applications due to its excellent workability and structural support.
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Gravels
Gravels are collections of loose materials, mainly made of rock fragments, such as basalt, limestone, and sandstone. Gravel is also known as crushed stone.
G2 gravel is a crushed aggregate with a top size of 37.5 mm down to dust. It's mainly used in road construction, and after compaction, it's used as the top product for asphalt or road surfacing stone.
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Also known as pea gravel, is a small, round stone that's about 3/8 of an inch in diameter. It's made from granite and is primarily gray with a rough texture. Ideal for decorative landscaping, pathways, and garden accents, enhancing outdoor aesthetics with its charming appearance.
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Mixed gravel is a blend of Portland cement, graded sand, and stone or gravel. It's used in applications at least 2 inches thick.
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River sand's even grain size and well-rounded particles make it ideal for mixing with cement. Its grains are free from salts and hence they don't easily react with the moisture present in the atmosphere.
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Boulders
Boulders are naturally rounded rock fragments that are larger than 10 inches in diameter. They are generally used in mortar for crude walls and foundations.
Armour rocks are large, flat, naturally occurring stones that can be used to protect shorelines and streambanks from erosion. Additionally, their versatility extends to applications in retaining walls and slope buttressing.
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Basalt columns are formed when lava cools and contracts, causing the ground to crack into long, geometric columns. This process is called columnar jointing.
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Gabions are wire cages or boxes filled with materials such as rocks, concrete, sand, or soil.
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Beach pebbles are small pieces of rock that form over time as ocean water washes over loose rock particles. They are typically 2–50 mm in size and can be translucent white to black, or shades of yellow, brown, red, and green.
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