Granite stone

#3 Granite is a larger stone aggregate that passes through a sieve with apertures of 1.5″ to 2.5″ in diameter. This size makes it ideal for applications requiring larger aggregate sizes, such as base material, construction fill, and drainage. It is often used in projects where strong structural integrity and stability are necessary, such as road base, foundation backfill, and large-scale drainage systems.

#4 Granite is medium versatile and commonly used aggregate. It is smaller than #2 or #3 Limestone, passing through a sieve with apertures typically ranging from 1 1/2″ - 2 1/2″ in diameter. This size makes it ideal for a variety of applications, including base material, construction fill, drainage, and areas where intermediate aggregate sizes are needed for structural integrity and stability. Its durability and strength make it a popular choice in many construction and landscaping projects.

🚗 Driveway Base – Supports RVs & heavy loads
🌱 Erosion Control – Stabilizes slopes & prevents washouts
💧 Drainage & Runoff – Improves water flow efficiency
🚆 Railroad & Foundations – Heavy-duty stability

#6 Granite is a medium, angular crushed stone ranging from ½″ to ¾″ in size. It’s commonly used for driveways, pathways, drainage systems, and concrete or asphalt mixes. The stone’s uniform size and durable granite composition provide excellent compaction, stability, and a clean, decorative finish for both residential and commercial projects.

#57 Granite is a commonly used crushed stone aggregate made from durable granite rock. It is widely used as a base material in construction, drainage systems, roadwork, and landscaping due to its excellent drainage properties, durability, and compaction ability. Size ranges from 1/2 inch to 1 inch in diameter. It is commonly referred to by various names, including: 3/4" Crushed Stone; 3/4" Stone; 3/4" Crusher Stone; 3/4" Crushed Rock

#67 Granite is a medium, angular crushed stone ranging from ½″ to ¾″ in size. It’s commonly used for driveways, drainage systems, concrete mixes, and backfill. The stone’s clean, uniform size allows for excellent drainage and compaction, making it a reliable choice for both residential and commercial construction projects.

Compared to #6 Granite, which has slightly larger and coarser stones, #67 Granite provides a smoother surface and better drainage. #6 is often used for heavier base layers or under asphalt, while #67 is preferred for top layers, driveways, and areas needing a more finished appearance.