#89 Crushed Stone in Arkansas

Delta gumbo clay can hold water for weeks, while Ozark and Ouachita sites may have thin soil over rock. Those conditions make it important to separate a compactable finish aggregate from any part of the job that needs open drainage. #89 Crushed Stone has angular crushed particles and fines that lock into a firm result. That close binding suits finish work rather than loose-draining fill.

Around a patio or walkway, use #89 Crushed Stone in gaps between pavers or as bedding under flagstone. Compact it after placement so the material settles tightly in those confined locations. It also fits chip-seal applications and concrete mixes. On wet Delta ground, keep drainage planning and any needed geotextile below the hardscape support instead of relying on this material to move water.

Joint Fill for Pavers

Work it into the gaps to help keep pavers from moving.

Chip Seal Roadwork

The small angular pieces adhere well for chip-and-seal road projects.

Small-Stone Concrete

Choose it as fine coarse aggregate when a concrete mix specifies small stone.

Walkway Bedding

It forms a level, firm bed under paver and stone walkways.

Tight Compaction

Small particles and fines settle together into a stable, firm surface.

Versatile

Use it in joints, as bedding, in concrete, or for surface treatments.

Clean Finish

The uniform small size creates a tidy finished look.

Easy to Place

You can spread it or sweep it into narrow spaces with little effort.