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14mm Aggregate is a mid-size crushed blue metal stone used widely in construction for concrete production, drainage works, and as a durable decorative ground cover.

20mm Aggregate is a coarse, crushed blue metal stone suited to larger drainage projects, concrete work, and heavy-duty ground cover where strength and durability are priorities.

20mm Roadbase is a crushed rock product blended with fines for excellent compaction, making it the standard choice for driveways, under-slab preparation and sub-base work across Melbourne properties.

20mm Scoria is a coarser grade of lightweight red volcanic rock, well suited to larger-scale drainage work and decorative garden applications where a chunkier texture is preferred.
5mm Dust is a fine crushed rock product used as a top dressing, paver bedding layer, or binding material in pathway and paving construction.

7mm Aggregate is a clean, crushed blue metal stone with consistent particle size, commonly used in concrete mixes, drainage applications, and as a decorative or functional ground cover.

7mm Scoria is a lightweight, porous red volcanic rock, prized in garden beds and drainage applications for its excellent water permeability and natural colour.

Black Mulch is a dyed wood mulch that delivers bold, dramatic colour contrast in garden beds while providing the same weed suppression and moisture retention benefits as natural mulch.

Chester Toppings is a decorative crushed stone product offering a refined, neutral finish ideal for pathways, driveways, and low-maintenance garden surfaces.

A fine, light-coloured sand valued for its smooth texture and consistent colour.

Crushed rock Class 2 20mm is a high-quality roadbase engineered to Australian standard specifications for pavement and sub-base construction, offering superior compaction and load-bearing strength.

Crushed rock Class 3 20mm is a versatile roadbase product suited to general sub-base and fill applications, offering a more economical alternative to Class 2 where engineered load-bearing strength isn't required.
