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Coarse aggregate gravel (10–20mm) for concrete mixes, roads, and drainage systems.
Material Overview
Gravel Stone is a naturally occurring coarse aggregate composed of small rock fragments ranging from approximately 10mm to 20mm, formed through natural weathering or produced by mechanically crushing larger stones in quarries.
Gravel is one of the most important materials in construction due to its strength, durability, and versatility — acting as a key ingredient in concrete production where it enhances compressive strength and stability. It's extensively used in residential and commercial buildings, bridges, highways, drainage systems, and large infrastructure projects, and serves as a base material beneath roads, pavements, and foundations.
Its excellent drainage capability comes from the spaces between particles, which allow water to pass through easily — reducing accumulation and improving drainage system performance, while remaining highly resistant to weathering and heavy loads.
Things to Consider
Highly resistant to wear, weathering, and heavy loads for long-term use.
Gaps between particles let water flow freely, preventing accumulation.
Distributes loads evenly — ideal for roads, driveways, and foundations.
As a coarse aggregate, it boosts compressive strength and stability.
Remains functional for years with only occasional leveling.
Loose gravel can shift under traffic, causing uneven surfaces over time.
Can generate dust in dry conditions, especially on open surfaces.
Without ground prep or barriers, weeds can grow through gravel surfaces.
May need topping up as material becomes displaced or compacted.