Concrete Products, Crusher Dust & Sand in Cooroy

Concrete Blend $92m³

10mm aggregate mixed with coarse and block sands.  Note: GP Cement must be added to create concrete (approx 12x20kg bags per cubic metre depending on project)

General Purpose (GP) Cement

A cementitious binder used for concrete, mortar, render and grout.

Post Mix 20kg

Blend of cement, aggregate and sand, compressive strength 15MPa suitable for post hole application.

Rapid Set 20kg

Blend of cement, aggregate and sand, compressive strength 25MP – a fast-setting formula for quick jobs.

Crusher Dust $78m³

A very popular product for stabilising the ground to create a solid base. Can be used under slabs, to level grassed areas, under water tanks, in pipe bedding, under pavers or to create a path/driveway. Compact well for a lasting result.

Granite Dust $69m³

A cost effective substitute to crusher dust. Very easy to work with and has an attractive colour/sparkle from the granite. Has a softer consistency (not as coarse as crusher dust). Suitable under slabs, pavers, tanks, wet areas, paths etc…

Decomposed Granite $99m³

An excellent product used to create hard wearing paths, designer spaces and driveways. Cement can be raked through for greater strength and durability. When mixed with cement into a concrete slurry, will form to create solid and attractive stairs, piers and landings. Compact well ideally with some moisture.

Coarse Sand (AES Spec) $109m³

AES Specified Coarse Sand has a coarse/larger grain. Suitable for top dressing lawns, paving and levelling. Suitable in horse arenas and wet areas. Has excellent drainage properties for plumbing projects.

White Beach/Playground Sand $145m³

A very clean sand, ideal for sand pits and children’s play areas (Playground Certified). Can be used to sweep over pavers to finish. Sometimes used to lighten the colour of cement.

Block Sand/ Brickies Loam $125m³

Block sand is mainly used for block and brick work. “Fatty” refers to the high clay content in the sand which repels water (like fat) allowing the sand to become stickier and more workable when mixed with cement.