#67 Stone in Maine

A camp road site in Maine often has ledge close to grade, which can force drainage to move across the property instead of downward. #67 Stone fits within that drainage work, and it also has a place in concrete and in landscape areas where a uniform crushed-stone look is wanted. Its angular pieces make the exposed surface read cleanly rather than like mixed rock.

Deep frost and seasonal thaw call for a drainage plan that carries water away from the project, not toward the road or foundation area. Place #67 Stone after the drainage route and surrounding grade have been established. Where it will remain visible on a walk or around plantings, compact the prepared surface before installation so the finished coverage stays orderly through Maine's changing ground conditions.

Concrete Aggregate

In decorative pours, countertops, and architectural pieces, #67 stone helps concrete remain easy to place and finish. Its finer particle grading leaves a finer finished face than coarser aggregate.

Drainage & Infiltration Systems

For French drains, infiltration trenches, and stormwater management systems, #67 stone has a consistent 1/4 to 3/4-inch range that lets water move through the stone. Its smaller material can help limit blockage from fine sediment.

Decorative Ground Cover

#67 stone has evenly sized, angular pieces that suit planted beds, areas around trees, and landscape edging. The smaller grading gives these spaces a tidy finished look.

Pipe Bedding & Backfill

Use #67 stone around water, sewer, and utility pipes for bedding or backfill. The even gradation supports the installation while providing a path for water to drain away.

Refined Gradation

With a 1/4 to 3/4-inch gradation, #67 stone has a more even, finer profile than larger aggregate. It still supplies the structural function required in construction and drainage work.

Drainage Efficiency

Water can move steadily through the consistent open spaces created by uniformly sized particles. #67 stone suits drainage systems intended to keep water moving over many years without maintenance.

Smooth Concrete Mixes

The finer aggregate in #67 stone makes concrete easier to work and finish, producing a smoother surface texture for visible or decorative work.

Attractive Appearance

Consistent sizing paired with an angular texture gives #67 stone a neat, purposeful finish for structural jobs and decorative landscape installations.