Gravel

This material is often called landscape gravel or river rock. It offers a varied color scheme which makes it suitable for a variety of uses and applications.

2″ to 6″ Gravel is an oversized gravel best used in undercuts. It’s especially helpful where erosion control is required.

3/4″ round gravel is a state A-quality certified clean stone. It goes by a few names and classifications, including CM11 (in Illinois), B stone, #6 stone, and #1 gravel.

Affordability, size, texture, and color make pea gravel a popular landscaping gravel for above-ground projects. It’s regularly used for gravel paths, dog runs, playgrounds, patios, and as drainage gravel for underground projects, such as pipe bedding.

¾” crushed gravel is great for bedding for both underground pipe and concrete flatwork. It is also used in drainage systems, creating a backfill and base for retaining walls. It can also be mixed with cement in order to produce heavy-duty concrete.

Bank run fill gravel is a cost-effective fill material made of sand, dirt, and stone. Because it compacts well and resists erosion, it’s also widely used in landscaping, driveway, and road base applications.

Birdseye gravel can be used for recreational, environmental, municipal, industrial, commercial and decorative landscape projects.

Boulders and cobblestone are a great way to accent and highlight any yard or landscape. Ozinga offers many sizes and colors, so you can easily find a style to compliment your project.

This material offers rich blues and pinks that are sure to stand out. Plus, you can snag this material in various sizes, 3/8”, 1-1/2”, and even 8”x18” boulders.

Lightweight is an extruded, expanded clay product. Light in nature (25% lighter than stone aggregate), it is often used in high-rises, parking decks, or other elevated concrete projects.

A popular choice for landscape projects. With its brown/reddish to dark tan color scheme, this material will suit any style or taste.

Roofing ballast gravel is an ideal solution for weighing down the roofing material of single-lay flat roofs.