Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix

Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix for Construction and Domestic Projects

The Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix is a well-regarded aggregate, combining sharp sand and gravel, with a grading of 0-20mm. It serves as the standard choice for mixing coarse concrete, making it valuable in both construction and domestic environments. From laying foundations to handling smaller home projects, this mix delivers essential materials for crafting a robust concrete blend.

Not suitable for drainage due to high fines content.

Common Applications of Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix

This mix is primarily used for producing concrete in various construction projects. Its applications include:

• Mixing coarse concrete for building purposes
• General filling needs in diverse construction tasks

This combination is favoured by builders and contractors for its dependable performance in concrete mixtures.

Grading and Local Material Considerations

Graded at 0-20mm, the Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix offers a consistent composition important for many applications. The mix's appearance can vary due to local sourcing, with the ballast reflecting local materials. This may lead to differences in colour and texture, though these variations do not affect the mix's functionality.

Important Usage Considerations

Limitations for Specific Applications

While the mix is excellent for concrete and general filling, it is not suitable for drainage purposes. The high fines content can restrict water flow, making it ineffective for projects where drainage is a key concern.

Ordering Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix from Gravel Base

Gravel Base provides the Sharp Sand & Gravel Mix in multiple quantities to accommodate your project needs. Whether you are a contractor or a DIY enthusiast, you can count on us for aggregates that support your construction activities.

Please note that the stones are measured at the narrowest point. The sizes used on the page therefore refer to the technical measurement. Because the gravel is measured at the narrowest point, the actual size may vary slightly.